turn signal NISSAN X-TRAIL 2011 User Guide
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T urn signal
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T o turn onthe turn signals, movethelever up
*
1
or
down
*
2
to the point where thelever latches. When
the turn iscompleted, theturn signal cancels
automatically .
Lane change signal
T32A130 827-981A7A5 0-4AE5-481D-B72E-E0D87654F291
T o turn onthe lane change signals, movethelever up
*
1
or down
*
2
to the point where thelight begins to
flash.
If the lever ismoved backrightaftermoving up
*
1
or
down
*
2
, the light willflash 3times.
T o cancel theflashing, movethelever tothe opposite
direction.
GUID-3B47D 7DC-9913-43F1-A443-6B187DAD01 6B
JVI0861X
T ype A
JVI0954X
T ype B
JVI0980X
T ype C
JVI0862X
T ype D
Instrume ntsand controls
2-45
FOG
LIGHT SWITCH
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Selective doorunlock mode(ifequipped) :
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key with you.
2. Push thedoor handle request switch
*
A
or the
back doorrequest switch
*
B
.
3. Driver's doorhandle orback doorrequest switch:
Only thecorresponding doorwillbeunlocked.
Front passenger's doorhandle request switch:
All doors (including theback door) willbe
unlocked. (Selective doorunlock modeisnot
available.)
4. Push thedoor handle request switchagainwithin
1 minute or5seconds.
5. Alldoors willbeunlocked.
6. Operate thedoor handles toopen thedoors.
All door unlock mode:
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key with you.
2. Push thedoor handle request switch
*
A
or back
door request switch
*
B
.
3. Alldoors andtheback doorwillbeunlocked.
If adoor handle ispulled whileunlocking thedoors,
that door maynotbeunlocked. Returning thedoor
handle toits original position willunlock thedoor. Ifthe
door does notunlock, afterreturning thedoor handle,
push thedoor handle request switchtounlock the
door.
All doors willbelocked automatically unlessoneofthe
following operations isperformed within1minute or30
seconds afterpushing therequest switchwhilethe
doors arelocked.
. Opening anydoors.
. Pushing theignition switch.
If during thepreset timeperiod theªUNL OCKº
button onthe Intelligent Key ispushed, alldoors willbe locked
automatically afterthenext preset time.
Opening powerbackdoor(ifequipped)
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1. Carry theIntelligent Key .
2. Push thepower backdooropener switch
*
C
.
3. Theback doorwillunlock andautomatically open.
The hazard indicator flashes4times andtheoutside
chime sounds.
T o close theback door, pushthepower backdoor
button onthe Intelligent Key ,the power backdoor
switch onthe instrument panelorthe lower partofthe
back door. (SeeªBack doorº(P.3-23) .)
W ARNING SIGNALS
T32A1308 27-300A264 1-0F13-46BD-B700-FFCF 5A9F7997
The Intelligent Key system isequipped withafunction
that isdesigned tominimize improper operations and
to help prevent thevehicle frombeing stolen. The
warning buzzersounds andthewarning lightillumi-
nates orthe warning displayappears onthe vehicle
information displaywhenimproper operations are
detected.
CAUTION:
When thebuzzer sounds andthewarning light
illuminates orthe warning displayappears, be
sure tocheck boththevehicle andtheIntelligent
Key.
Pre-driving checksandadjustments
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Pre-driving checksandadjustments
GUID-17F A495C-3D75-4AC6- BDA1-CF035 C5BC711
Y our vehicle haseither orboth ofthe following security
systems:
. Theft warning
. NISSAN Anti-theft System(NATS)*
The security condition willbeshown bythe security
indicator light.
(* immobilizer)
THEFT WARNING SYSTEM (ifequipped)
GUID-76 C0FFDE-576D -4F0F-954F-F551549C6BCD
The theft warning systemprovides visualandaudio
alarm signals ifparts ofthe vehicle aredisturbed.
Security indicator light
GUID-4DC D2AF1-FA12-44F6 -BC69-8E08 33CCECA6
SIC2045
The security indicator light,located onthe meter panel,
operates whenever theignition switchisin the ªLOCKº
or ªOFFº position. Thisisnormal.
For models withultrasonic sensor
GUID-607 4FDDD-A03 E-4D79-AE83- 4F6D45B64020
How toactivate system:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
1. Close allwindows andsunroof (ifequipped) .
2. Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº position.
3. Carry theremote controller orthe Intelligent Key
with youand getoutofthe vehicle.
4. Make surethehood andtheback doorareclosed.
Close andlock alldoors withtheremote
controller, theIntelligent Key orthe request switch.
If a door orthe hood isopen, thebuzzer will
sound. Thebuzzer willstop when thedoor is
correctly closed.
5. Confirm thatthesecurity indicator lightcomes on.
The security indicator lightblinks rapidly for
approximately 20seconds andthen blinks slowly.
The system isnow activated. If,during this20-
second timeperiod, thedoor isunlocked bythe
remote controller, theIntelligent Key orthe request
switch, orthe ignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position, thesystem willnot activate.
Even when thedriver and/or passengers arein
the vehicle, thesystem willactivate withall
doors locked andtheignition switchoff.Place
the ignition switchinthe ªONº position toturn
the system off.
If the system malfunctions, theshort beep
sounds 5times whenthesystem isactivated.
Have thesystem checked byaNISSAN dealer.
Theft warning systemoperation:
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The warning systemwillgive thefollowing alarm:
. The hazard indicator blinksandthealarm sounds
intermittently forapproximately 30seconds. (The
alarm willrepeat 8times.) .
The alarm automatically turnsoffafter approxi-
mately 30seconds. However, thealarm reacti-
vates ifthe vehicle istampered withagain.
The alarm isactivated when:
. operating thedoor orthe back doorwithout using
the remote controller, theIntelligent Key orthe
request switch.
. opening thehood (ifequipped) .
. thevolumetric sensingsystem(ultrasonic sensors)
is triggered (whenitis activated) .
. thepower supply isdisconnected.
How tostop alarm:
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. The alarm willstop byunlocking adoor withthe
request switch(ifequipped) orthe ªUNL OCKº
button onthe Intelligent Key .
. The alarm willstop ifthe ignition switchisplaced
in the ªONº position.
Cancel switchforultrasonic sensor:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVP0311X
The ultrasonic sensors
*
A
(volumetric sensing),
located onthe ceiling, detectmovement inthe
passenger's compartment. Whenthetheft warning
system isset tothe armed position, itwill automatically
SECURITY SY STEM
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switch onthe ultrasonic sensor.
It is possible toexclude theultrasonic (forexample,
when leaving petsinside thecar ortransporting the
vehicle onaferry) .
T o exclude theultrasonic:
1. Close allthe windows.
2. Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº position.
3. Push thecancel switch
*
B
located onthe ceiling.
The security indicator lightwillstart flashing
rapidly .
4. Close thedoors, hoodandback door. Lockthem
using theremote controller, theIntelligent Key or
the request switch.Thesecurity indicator lightwill
start flashing fasterandabuzzer willsound once.
The ultrasonic sensorisnow excluded fromthetheft
warning system.Allother functions ofthe system
remain activated untilthetheft warning systemis
disarmed again.
For models without ultrasonic sensor
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How toactivate system:
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1. Close allwindows andsunroof (ifequipped) .
The system canbearmed evenifthe
windows areopen.
2. Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº position.
3. Remove remotecontroller orthe Intelligent Key
from thevehicle.
4. Close alldoors, hoodandback door. Lockall
doors. Thedoors canbelocked withremote
controller orthe Intelligent Key ,door handle
request switch,powerdoorlockswitch or
mechanical key. 5.
Confirm thatthesecurity indicator lightcomes on.
The security indicator lightstays onfor about 30
seconds. Thevehicle security systemisnow pre-
armed. Afterabout 30seconds thevehicle
security systemautomatically shiftsintothearmed
phase. Thesecurity lightbegins toflash once
every approximately 3seconds. If,during this30
seconds pre-armtimeperiod, thedoor isun-
locked, orthe ignition switchisplaced inªONº ,
the system willnot alarm.
Even when thedriver and/or passengers arein
the vehicle, thesystem willactivate withall
doors, hood,andback doorlocked withthe
ignition switchinthe ªLOCKº position. When
placing theignition switchinthe ªONº position,
the system willbereleased.
Theft warning systemoperation:
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The vehicle security systemwillgive thefollowing
alarm:
. The hazard indicator orheadlight blinksandthe
horn sounds intermittently .
. The alarm automatically turnsoffafter approxi-
mately 30or50 seconds. However, thealarm
reactivates ifthe vehicle istampered withagain.
The alarm isactivated by:
. Unlocking thedoor oropening theback door
without usingthebutton onthe remote controller
or the Intelligent Key ,the door handle request
switch orthe mechanical key.(Even ifthe door is
opened byreleasing thedoor inside lockknob, the
alarm willactivate.)
. Opening thehood. How
tostop alarm:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
. The alarm willstop onlybyunlocking adoor by
pushing theªUNL OCKº button onthe remote
controller orthe Intelligent Key .
. The alarm willnotstop ifthe ignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº position.
NISSAN ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM (NATS)
GUID-5E4 37D07-076 E-4181-8CCF -57AFFB80C485
The NISSAN Anti-Theft System (NATS) willnotallow
the engine tostart without theuse ofthe registered
NA TS key.
If the engine doesnotstart using theregistered NATS
key ,it may bedue tointerference causedby:
. Another NATS key.
. Automated tollroad device.
. Automated paymentdevice.
. Other devices thattransmit similarsignals.
Start theengine usingthefollowing procedure:
1. Remove anyitems thatmay becausing the
interference awayfromtheNATS key.
2. Leave theignition switchinthe ªONº position for
approximately 5seconds.
3. Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº orªLOCKº
position, andwait approximately 10seconds.
4. Repeat steps2and 3again.
5. Start theengine.
6. Repeat thesteps above untilallpossible inter-
ferences areeliminated.
If this procedure allowstheengine tostart, NISSAN
recommends placingtheregistered NATS key sepa-
rate from other devices toavoid interference.
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will appear whenacorner ofthe vehicle movescloser
to an object. Thecorner sensor (sonar) indicator
*
4
(if
equipped) canbeturned offwhen theFront Sensor
setting isturned offonthe vehicle information display.
See ªDriver Assistanceº (P.2-21) .
CAUTION:
. Donot scratch thecamera lenswhen clean-
ing dirt orsnow.
. The turn signal lightmayoverlap withthe
side-of-vehicle line.Thisisnot amalfunc-
tion.
DIFFERENCE BETWEENPREDICTIVE AND
ACTUAL DISTANCES
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Backing uponasteep uphill
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JVH0207X
When backing upthe vehicle upahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
closer thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft)tothe place
*
A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
*
B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
further thanitappears.
Backing uponasteep downhill
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JVH0208X
When backing upthe vehicle downahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
further thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft)tothe place
*
A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
*
B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
closer thanitappears.
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Parallel parking operation
GUID-F5 F18295-2B4 D-4783-9CE4 -840B910 D1FBF
JVH0835X
*
1
Starting thesystem:
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JVH1013X
. Drive forward atreduced speed.
. Push theCAMERA button,andtouch
on the
display .
NO TE:
. Atavehicle speedover30km/h (19MPH) ,
the system willclose andthedisplay will
disappear.
. Ifthe bird's-eye viewisnot displayed onthe
front passenger sideofthe screen, pushthe
CAMERA buttonuntilthebird's-eye viewis
displayed.
. Atavehicle speedover10km/h (6MPH) ,the
camera viewwillnotdisplay.
. Parallel parkingmodeisselected bydefault.
*
2
Finding aparking space:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVH1014X
. Slowly movethevehicle forward, andthesystem
will search foraparking space.
. The system willindicate thataparking spacehas
been found.
NO TE:
. Use theturn signal switch toselect the
preferred sideforparking.
. The system cannotdetectaparking space
that isnot bordered byobjects suchas
vehicles.
*
3
Moving thevehicle forward:
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Slowly movethevehicle forward furthertothe position
for backing up,and then stop thevehicle completely .
The system willprovide guidance usingchime,
indicating thatthevehicle hasreached theproper
position forstarting theautomatic steeringoperation.
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*
2
Setting thetarget parking position and
starting theoperation:
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JVH1015X
1. Slowly movethevehicle forward andstop
approximately 1m (3 ft)beside theparking space.
Adjust thetarget parking rectangle (blue)position
by touching
.
NO TE:
.
Use theturn signal switch toselect a
preferred sideforparking.
.
The target parking rectangle needstobe
positioned neartheactual parking space
before fineadjustments canbemade by
touching
. The instructions forvehicle
movement duringtheadjustment areas
follows.
Ð Check theposition ofthe lines and
rectangles withtheactual parking space
on the screen whilethevehicle isnot in
motion.
Ð Move thevehicle atalow speed while
checking thesurroundings forsafety with
your owneyes. Ð
Stop thevehicle againtomake sure
that thevehicle position isin the right
place.
.
Make surethatanyobjects arelocated
outside theclearance guidelines (red).
Otherwise, thevehicle mayhitthe objects
during themaneuvers. Refertothe fol-
lowing examples.
Example ofperpendicular
parking:
JVH0719X
*
1
: Good example
*
2
: Bad example
2. Touch theªStartº keyonthe screen.
The PA operation canbestarted whenthe
following conditions aremet.
.
The vehicle iscompletely stopped.
.
The steering wheelisin the straight position.
.
The shift lever isin the positions forforward
movement, suchasªDº (Drive) position (CVT
model) orª1º (1st) position (MTmodel) .
*
3
Moving thevehicle forward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVH1019X
. Gently placehands onthe steering wheel(the
steering wheelwillbeoperated automatically) and
slowly movethevehicle forward tothe reverse
starting position rectangle (green)bymoderating
the amount ofpressure youapply tothe brake.
. Stop thevehicle completely whenthevehicle
reaches thereverse starting position rectangle
(green) .
. Depress thebrake pedal andstop thevehicle
completely whenitapproaches anothervehicleor
object, orwhen thevehicle reaches thereverse
starting position.
NO TE:
A warning chimewillsound whenthevehicle
speed exceeds thespeed limitforthe PA
operation.
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T emperature control:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T urn thetemperature controldialtoset the desired
temperature.
. When theDUAL indicator lightisnot illuminated,
pushing theªDUAL ºbutton (theindicator lightwill
turn on)allows theuser toindependently change
the driver andpassenger sidetemperatures with
the corresponding temperaturecontroldial.
. To cancel theseparate temperature setting,push
the ªDUAL ºbutton (theindicator lightwillturn off)
and thedriver's sidetemperature settingwillbe
applied toboth thedriver andpassenger sides.
Outside aircirculation:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T o turn onthe outside aircirculation mode,pushtheair
recirculation ª
º button. (Theindicator lightwillturn
off.) Theairflow isdrawn fromoutside thevehicle.
Select theoutside aircirculation modefornormal
heating orair conditioning operation.
Air recirculation:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theairrecirculation ª
º button tocirculate the
air flow inside thevehicle. (Theindicator lightwillturn
on.)
SERVICING AIRCONDITIONER
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WARNING:
The airconditioner systemcontains refrigerant
under highpressure. To avoid personal injury,
any airconditioner serviceshouldbedone only
by an experienced technicianwiththeproper
equipment.
The airconditioner systeminyour vehicle ischarged
with arefrigerant designedwiththeenvironment in
mind. This
refrigerant willnotharm theearth's ozone
layer. However, itmay contribute inasmall partto
global warming.
Special charging equipment andlubricant arerequired
when servicing yourvehicle's airconditioner. Using
improper refrigerants orlubricants willcause severe
damage tothe airconditioner system.(SeeªAir
conditioner systemrefrigerant andlubricantº (P.9-5) .)
A NISSAN dealerwillbeable toservice your
environmentally friendlyairconditioner system.
Air conditioner filter
T32A1308 27-BC1D1D 75-3B43-4C79-840F- 3711FA078F40
The airconditioner systemisequipped withanair
conditioner filter.To make suretheairconditioner
heats, defogs, andventilates efficiently,replace the
filter according thespecified maintenance intervals
listed inaseparate maintenance booklet.To replace
the filter, contact aNISSAN dealer.
The filter should bereplaced ifthe airflow decreases
significantly orifwindows fogupeasily whenoperating
the heater orair conditioner.
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AUDIO OPERATIONPRECAUTIONS
T32A1308 27-4E34C5 BD-9452-4AC 0-A824-D0DEB1BDEF8C
WARNING:
Do not adjust theaudio system whiledriving so
that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
Radio
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. Radio reception isaffected bystation signal
strength, distancefromradio transmitter, build-
ings, bridges, mountains andother external
influences. Intermittent changesinreception
quality normally arecaused bythese external
influences.
. Using acellular phoneinor near thevehicle may
influence radioreception quality.
. Some cellular phones orother devices maycause
interference orabuzzing noisetocome fromthe
audio system speakers. Storingthedevice ina
different locationmayreduce oreliminate the
noise.
Compact Disc(CD) player
T32A1308 27-868CE57 C-F62C-4BE 4-8BE4-61333EF23B5F
. During coldweather orrainy days, theplayer may
malfunction duetothe humidity .If this occurs,
remove theCD from CDplayer anddehumidify or
ventilate theplayer completely .
. The player mayskipwhile driving onrough roads.
. The CDplayer sometimes maynotfunction when
the passenger compartment temperatureisex-
tremely high.Lower thetemperature beforeuse.
. Donot expose theCD todirect sunlight.
. CDs thatareofpoor quality ,or are dirty,
scratched, coveredwithfingerprints, orthat have
pin holes maynotwork properly .
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AUDIO
SY STEM (ifequipped)
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T o change theradio bands, pushtheRADIO button
until thedesired bandappears.
FM 1? FM 2? AM ?FM 1
When theRADIO buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds, thesixstations withthestrongest signalsare
stored inthe preset (1to6) buttons ofthe band.
During thesearch, anotification messageappearson
the display andthesound ismuted untiltheoperation
is complete. Oncecompleted, theradio selects preset
button.
Seek/track buttons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push
or
button brieflytomanually change
the frequency .
T o adjust thebroadcasting stationfrequency auto-
matically ,push andhold the
or
button. When
the system detects abroadcasting station,itwill stop
at the station.
&
1
&
2
&
3
&
4
&
5
&
6
Station memory buttons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
During radioreception, pushingthestation memory
button forless than 2seconds willselect thestored
radio station.
The audio system canstore upto12 FM station
frequencies (6ineach ofFM 1and FM2)and 6AM
station frequencies.
T o store thestation frequency manually:
1. Tune tothe desired broadcasting stationfre-
quency byusing theSeek/track buttons.
2. Push andhold astation memory button
&
1
-
&
6
until abeep sounds. (Theradio mutes whenthe
memory buttonispushed.)
3. The channel indicator willdisplay andtheradio
mute disengages, indicatingthatthememory is stored
properly .
4. Perform steps1-3 for allother memory buttons.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe audio fuse
blows, thestation memory willbeerased. Insuch a
case, resetthedesired stations.
Radio DataSystem (RDS)operation (if
equipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The RDS isasystem through whichencoded digital
information istransmitted byFM radio stations in
addition tothe normal FMradio broadcasting. The
RDS provides information servicessuchasstation
name, trafficinformation, ornews.
NO TE:
In some countries orregions, someofthese
services maynotbeavailable.
Alternative Frequency(AF)mode
The AFmode operates inthe FM (radio) mode.
. The AFmode operates inthe FM (radio) ,AUX or
CD mode (ifFM was previously selectedinthe
radio mode) .
. The AFfunction compares signalstrengths and
selects thestation withtheoptimum reception
conditions forthe currently tuned-instation.
RDS functions
When anRDS station istuned inwith seek ormanual
tuning, theRDS dataisreceived andtheProgramme
Service (PS)name isdisplayed. T
A (Traffic announcement) button(ifequipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The TA functions areavailable inthe mode ofRadio
(FM) orany other audio source.
. Pushing theTA button selects theTA mode. The
T A indicator isdisplayed whileTA mode ison.
. When TA button ispushed again.Themode will
be switched offand theTA indicator willdisappear
from thedisplay .
T raffic announcement interruptfunction
When atraffic announcement isreceived, thean-
nouncement istuned inand thedisplay showsa
notification messagewiththeradio station name.
Once thetraffic announcement hasfinished, theunit
returns tothe source thatwas active before thetraffic
announcement started.
If TA button ispushed duringatraffic announcement,
the traffic announcement interruptmodeiscancelled.
The TA mode returns tothe standby modeandthe
audio unitreturns tothe previous source.
CD player operation
GUID-A88B CE4A-E757-44BC-9108 -D36196586FC6
Loading:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Afterloading theCD, thenumber of
tracks andtheplaytime willappear onthe display .
CAUTION:
Do not force theCDinto theslot. Thiscould
damage theplayer.
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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
Day/Night button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theDay/Night buttontoswitch thedisplay
brightness betweenthedaytime andnighttime modes.
The switches onthe audio unitwillalso illuminate inthe
nighttime mode.
MUTE button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theMUTE button tomute theaudio system. Push
the button againtounmute.
MEDIA button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theMEDIA buttontoplay acompatible device
when itis connected.
Each timetheMEDIA buttonispushed, theaudio
source willchange asfollows:
CD ?USB/iPo d? AUX ?CD
The source thatarenot available willbeskipped.
Radio operation
GUID-004 3115D-714 9-40FB-9AC 0-68E93FF5DF24
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
RADIO button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theRADIO buttonispushed whiletheaudio
system isoff, the audio system willturn onand the
radio willturn on.
When theRADIO buttonispushed whileanother
audio source isplaying, theother audio source willturn
off and theradio willturn on.
T o change theradio bands, pushtheRADIO button
until thedesired bandappears.
FM 1? FM 2? AM ?FM 1 When
theRADIO buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds, thesixstations withthestrongest signalsare
stored inthe preset (1to6) buttons ofthe band.
During thesearch, anotification messageappearson
the display andthesound ismuted untiltheoperation
is complete. Oncecompleted, theradio selects preset
button.
Seek/track buttons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push
or
button brieflytomanually change
the frequency .
T o adjust thebroadcasting stationfrequency auto-
matically ,push andhold the
or
button. When
the system detects abroadcasting station,itwill stop
at the station.
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Station memory buttons:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
During radioreception, pushingthestation memory
button forless than 2seconds willselect thestored
radio station.
The audio system canstore upto12 FM station
frequencies (6ineach ofFM 1and FM2)and 6AM
station frequencies.
T o store thestation frequency manually:
1. Tune tothe desired broadcasting stationfre-
quency byusing theSeek/track buttons.
2. Push andhold astation memory button
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until abeep sounds. (Theradio mutes whenthe
memory buttonispushed.)
3. The channel indicator willdisplay andtheradio
mute disengages, indicatingthatthememory is
stored properly .
4. Perform steps1-3 for allother memory buttons.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe audio fuse blows,
thestation memory willbeerased. Insuch a
case, resetthedesired stations.
CD player operation
GUID-35DC 47E5-5D9B-4A48-82BA-D 602BFC603A6
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ªONº orªACCº position.
Loading:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Insert aCD into theslot with thelabel sidefacing up.
The CDwillbeguided automatically intotheslot and
will start playing. Afterloading theCD, thenumber of
tracks andtheplaytime willappear onthe display .
CAUTION:
Do not force theCDinto theslot. Thiscould
damage theplayer.
NO TE:
. The CDplayer accepts normalaudioCDsor
CDs containing MP3/WMA files.
. The audio unitwillautomatically detectifa
CD containing MP3/WMA filesisinserted,
and ªMP3CDº willbeindicated.
. Anerror notification messagewillbedis-
played wheninserting anincompatible disc
type (e.g.DVD) ,or ifthe player cannot read
the CD. Eject thedisc andinsert another
disc .
MEDIA button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T o change tothe CD mode, pushtheMEDIA button
with aCD inserted untiltheCD mode isselected.
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