heater NISSAN X-TRAIL 2011 Owners Manual
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplemental
restraint system
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Instruments andcontrols
Pre-driving checksandadjustments
Display screen,heaterandairconditioner, andaudio
system
Starting anddriving
In case ofemergency
Appearance andcare
Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
T echnical information
Index
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
JVR0334X
Forward andbackward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Move forward orbackward theadjusting switch
*
1
to
the desired position.
Reclining:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Move forward orbackward theadjusting switch
*
2
to
the desired position.
The reclining featureallowstheadjustment ofthe
seatback foroccupants ofdifferent sizestohelp obtain
the proper seatbeltfit.(See ªSeat beltsº (P.1-9) .)
The seatback maybereclined toallow occupants to
rest when thevehicle isparked. Seat
lifter (ifequipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVR0119X
Pull uporpush down theadjusting switchtoadjust the
seat height untilthedesired position isachieved. Lumbar
support (ifequipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
SSS1053
The lumbar support featureprovides lowerback
support tothe driver.
Push eachsideofthe adjusting switchtoadjust the
seat lumbar areauntilthedesired position isachieved.
Heated seats(ifequipped)
T32A130 827-12F30A0 0-21DA-4474-BB84-80C 0B5836ADB
JVR0322X
The front seats canbewarmed bybuilt-in heaters. The
switches locatedonthe center console canbe
operated independently ofeach other.
1. Start theengine.
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2. Select heatrange.
.
For high heat, push theHI(High) sideofthe
switch
*
1
.
.
For low heat, push theLO (Low) sideofthe
switch
*
2
.
.
The indicator light
*
3
will illuminate whenlow
or high isselected.
3. To turn offthe heater, returntheswitch tothe level
position. Makesuretheindicator lightturns off.
The heater iscontrolled byathermostat, auto-
matically turningtheheater onand off.The
indicator lightwillremain onaslong asthe switch
is on.
When thevehicle's interioriswarmed, orbefore
you leave thevehicle, besure toturn offthe
switch.
CAUTION:
. The battery couldrundown ifthe seat heater
is operated whiletheengine isnot running.
. Do not use theseat heater forextended
periods orwhen noone isusing theseat.
. Do not putanything onthe seat which
insulates heat,suchasablanket, cushion,
seat cover, etc.Otherwise, theseat may
become overheated.
. Donot place anything hardorheavy onthe
seat orpierce itwith apin orsimilar object.
This may result indamage tothe seat heater.
. Any liquid spilled onthe heated seatshould
be removed immediately withadry cloth.
. When cleaning theseat, never usegasoline,
thinner, orany similar materials.
SECOND ROWSEATS
T32A1308 27-3C9448 50-5F36-4EC0 -8FC1-B5D4740BE525
Adjustment
T32A130 827-C4C392 1B-4C08-4E61-8F01-E53B D4BE934 E
JVR0330X
Forward andbackward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
1. Pull upthe adjusting lever
*
1
.
2. Slide theseat tothe desired position.
3. Release theadjusting lever
*
1
to lock theseat in
position.
Reclining:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
1. Pull theadjusting lever
*
2
.
2. Tiltthe seatback tothe desired position.
3. Release theadjusting lever
*
2
to lock the
seatback inposition.
The reclining featureallowstheadjustment ofthe
seatback foroccupants ofdifferent sizestohelp obtain
the proper seatbeltfit.(See ªSeat beltsº (P.1-9) .)
The seatback maybereclined toallow occupants to
rest when thevehicle is
parked.
JVR0376X
Folding:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
1. Forvehicles notequipped withthird rowseat: Pull
up the lever
*
1
and foldtheseatback flat.
For vehicles equipped withthird rowseat: Pullup
the lever
*
1
and pullthestrap
*
2
on the lower
side ofthe outboard seatstofold theseatback flat.
2. To return theseats toaseating position, pushup
on the seatback untilitlatches inplace.
WARNING:
. Never allowanyone toride inthe luggage
area oron the rear seats when theyarein
the fold-down position.Useofthese areas
by passengers withoutproperrestraints
could result inserious injuryinan accident
or sudden stop.
. Donot fold down thesecond rowseats when
occupants areinthe second rowseat area or
any luggage ison the second rowseats.
. Properly secureallluggage tohelp prevent it
from sliding orshifting. Donot place lug-
gage higher thantheseatbacks.
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mechanical keywhen locking
*
1
or unlocking
*
2
the
glove box.
CONSOLE BOX
T32A130 827-E5DC72 25-ADF3-4BD7-84C0-16 C5F74E5D B5
JVI0877X
T o open theconsole boxlid,push upthe knob
*
A
and
pull upthe lid.
T o close, pushtheliddown untilthelock latches.
SUNGLASSES HOLDER
T32A130 827-37199 B74-7357-42DF-B0FC-A0 BB5ABB7 99E
JVI0619X
WARNING:
Keep thesunglasses holderclosed whiledriving
to prevent anaccident.
CAUTION:
. Do not use foranything otherthansun-
glasses.
. Donot leave sunglasses inthe sunglasses
holder whileparking indirect sunlight. The
heat maydamage thesunglasses.
T o open thesunglasses holder,pushandrelease. Only
store onepair ofsunglasses inthe holder.
CUP HOLDERS
T32A1308 27-2EAEA0 41-FDC2-44 49-A0DF-86F5F3C62E98
WARNING:
The driver mustnotremove orinsert cupsinto
the cup holder whiledriving sothat fullattention
may begiven tovehicle operation.
CAUTION:
Avoid abrupt starting andbraking especially
when thecup holder isbeing usedtoprevent
spilling thecontents. Ifthe contents arehot, they
could scaldyouoryour passengers.
Front
T32A130827-4 4543370-D57D-4D3F-9 536-7CC6E2D C91E3
JVI0872X
Front side
T o keep adrink coldorwarm,
1. Place thedrink inthe cup holder.
2. Choose the
ª
º or ª
º mode byoperating
the heater orair conditioner.
3. Open thecup holder ventilator bypulling theknob
up
*
1
.
. Theairflow coming fromthedrink holder ventilator
is the same temperature asthe airconditioner. The
temperature cannotbeset independently .
. When theheater orthe airconditioner isworking
in high temperature, thecooling function willnot
work evenifthe cup holder ventilator isopened.
When thecooling orwarming functionisnot neces-
sary ,close thecup holder ventilator bypushing the
knob down
*
2
.
Instrume ntsand controls
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4 Display screen,heaterandairconditioner, and
audio system
Safety precautions ....
....................................... ............................................ 4-3
Center multi-function controlpanel(models with
navigation system)....
....................................... ............................................ 4-3
How touse touch screen display ....
....................................... ..........4-4
How touse brightness control/display on´offbutton ....
.............. 4-4
How touse ENTER/Scroll dial....
............................................ ..........4-4
How touse BACK button ....
............................................ ..................4-4
V ehicle information andsettings (models with
navigation system)....
....................................... ............................................ 4-5
How touse INFO button ....
...................................................... ..........4-5
How touse SETUP button............................................................... .4-5
RearView Monitor(ifequipped) ....
................................................. ..........4-7
How toread displayed lines....
............................................ ..............4-7
Difference betweenpredictive andactual distances ....
............... 4-8
How toadjust thescreen ....
................................................. ..............4-9
Operating tips....
................................................. ................................4-10
Around viewmonitor (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ...........4-10
Available views.................................................................... ...............4-11
Difference betweenpredictive andactual distances ....
............ 4-13
How toswitch thedisplay ....
............................................ ...............4-14
Camera aidingcorner sensor function (ifequipped) ............... 4-15
Moving ObjectDetection (MOD)function (ifequipped) ....
..... 4-15
Park Assist (PA) (ifequipped) ....
.................................................... 4-17
How toadjust thescreen ....
................................................. ...........4-24
Operating tips....
................................................. ................................4-25
V entilators ....
...................................................... .........................................4-25
Center ventilators ....
................................................................ ...........4-25
Side ventilators ....
................................................................ ...............4-26
Rear ventilators (ifequipped) ....
..................................................... 4-26
Heater andairconditioner ....
...................................................... ...........4-26
Operating tips(forautomatic airconditioner) ....
........................ 4-27
Manual airconditioner andheater (Type A)....
............................ 4-28Manual
airconditioner andheater (Type B)....
......................... 4-30
Automatic airconditioner andheater (Type A)....
.................... 4-32
Automatic airconditioner andheater (Type B)....................... 4-34
Servicing airconditioner ....
................................................. ...........4-35
Audio system (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ........................4-35
Audio operation precautions ....
.................................................... 4-35
Antenna ....
................................................. .........................................4-43
CD player/Radio (Type A)....
......................................................... 4-44
CD player/Radio (Type B)....
......................................................... 4-52
CD player/Radio (Type C)....
................................................. .......4-57
CD player/Radio (Type D)..................................................... .......4-63
CD player/Radio (Type E)....
......................................................... 4-69
NissanConnect Appsmartphone integration
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-74
USB (Universal SerialBus)connection port....
........................ 4-75
AUX (auxiliary) inputjack....
............................................ ...............4-75
Steering wheelmounted controlsforaudio (Type A)
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-76
Steering wheelmounted controlsforaudio (Type B)
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................4-76
Disc/USB memorycareandcleaning ....
.................................... 4-77
Car phone orCB radio ....
........................................................... ...........4-77
Bluetooth
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T32A1308 27-429755 59-4B72-431E -97D9-4E2AB37B374F
WARNING:
. Donot adjust thedisplay controls, heater
and airconditioner controlsoraudio con-
trols while driving sothat fullattention may
be given tovehicle operation.
. Ifyou noticed anyforeign objects entering
the system hardware, spilledliquidonthe
system, ornoticed smokeorfumes coming
out from thesystem, orany other unusual
operation isobserved, stopusing thesystem
immediately andcontact thenearest
NISSAN dealer.Ignoring suchconditions
may lead toan accident, fireorelectric
shock.
. Donot disassemble ormodify thissystem. If
you do,itmay lead toan accident, fire,or
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not use thesystem whentheengine isnot
running forextended periodsoftime toprevent
battery discharge.
GUID-6B02E F9F-9949-49 6A-B30C-81C99CB1D 952
JVH0829X
1. Display screen(P.4-4)
2. Fornavigation systemcontrolbuttons referto
the separate Navigation SystemOwner's Man-
ual.
3. INFO button (P.4-5)
4. Power/VOLUME dial(P.4-70)
5. Brightness control/display on´offbutton (P.4-4)
6. ENTER/Scroll dial(P.4-4)
7. BACK button (P.4-4)
8. SETUP button(P.4-5)
Display screen,heaterandairconditione r,and audio system
4-3
SAFETY
PRECAUTI ONS CENTER
MULTI-FUNCTI ON
CONTROL PANEL (models with
navigation system)
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HOW TO USE TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY
GUID-13C 61256-50A9 -4B8B-931A-F9B27A3E 0E9A
WARNING:
. The glass display screenmaybreak ifit is hit
with ahard orsharp object. Ifthe glass
screen breaks, donot touch it.Doing so
could result inan injury.
. To clean thedisplay, neverusearough cloth,
alcohol, benzine, thinnerorany kind of
solvent orpaper towelwithachemical
cleaning agent.Theywillscratch ordeterio-
rate thepanel.
. Donot splash anyliquid suchaswater orcar
fragrance onthe display. Contact withliquid
will cause thesystem tomalfunction.
T o help ensure safedriving, somefunctions cannotbe
operated whiledriving.
The on-screen functionsthatarenot available while
driving willbeªgrayed outºormuted.
Park thevehicle inasafe location andthen operate the
navigation system.
CAUTION:
. ALWA YS give your fullattention todriving.
. Avoid usingvehicle features thatcould
distract you.Ifdistracted, youcould lose
control ofyour vehicle andcause anacci-
dent.
T ouch screen operation
GUID-F6 C9C00A-D9 89-45F4-A2E5-EA3C53A93EF A
JVH0881X
Selecting items:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T ouch anitem toselect. Forexample, toselect the
ªT rebleº key,touch theªTrebleº keyonthe screen.
T ouch up/down arrow
*
1
on the screen todisplay the
previous orthe next page.
Adjusting items:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T ouch theª+º orª-º
*
2
key toadjust thesettings ofan
item.
Entering characters:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T ouch theletter ornumber keyonthe keyboard screen.
Options belowareavailable wheninputting characters.
. 123/ABC:
Changes thekeyboard betweennumbers and
alphabets.
. Space:
Inserts aspace.
. Delete:
Deletes thelast entered character withonetouch.
T ouch andhold theªDeleteº keytodelete allofthe
characters. .
OK:
Completes thecharacter input.
T ouch screen maintenance
GUID-B3D9A4 E0-5F96-48BE-BF82-A C67CAB84A85
T o clean thedisplay screen, useadry ,soft cloth. If
additional cleaningisnecessary ,use asmall amount of
neutral detergent withasoft cloth. Never spraythe
screen withwater ordetergent. Dampenthecloth first
and then wipe thescreen.
HOW TO USE BRIGHTNESS CONTROL/
DISPLA YON´OFF BUTTON
GUID-50 B19725-4 C62-4E2E- A119-9285AA 717AF8
Push thebrightness control/display on´off ª
º
button tochange thedisplay brightness betweenday
mode andnight mode. Whilethemode isbeing
displayed, thebrightness canbeadjusted usingthe
scrolling dial.
Push andhold thebrightness control/display on´off
ª
º button formore than2seconds toturn the
display off.Push thebutton againtoturn thedisplay
on.
HOW TO USE ENTER/SCROLL DIAL
GUID-D4 612502-03 F0-45D1-A7 28-426BF32 F2A69
T urn theENTER/Scroll dialtoselect itemsonthe
screen andtoadjust thelevels ofsetting items.Push
the dial toconfirm theselected itemorsetting.
HOW TO USE BACK BUTTON
GUID-529 A0BA9-CB 9B-4287-B C08-B19DA7 ACCBEF
Push theBACK button toreturn tothe previous
screen.
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GUID-B2038 0B5-468D-47A0-B731- BBD4CB5BB AF1
V ehicle information canbechecked andvarious
settings canbeadjusted onthe display .
Designs anditems displayed onthe screen mayvary
depending onthe models andspecifications.
HOW TO USE INFO BUTTON
GUID-4D2 10202-337 9-49C6-B00 F-06CE7E23B01C
Push theINFO button todisplay thefollowing
information onthe display screen.
Available items:
. MyApps
. Traffic Messages (ifequipped)
. Eco Score
My Apps
GUID-98 062336-06 6B-4F2A-B ECC-2CEE58 34F324
Some application servicescanbeused withthis
system whenlinked toyour smartphone. Fordetails,
see ªNissanConnect Appsmartphone integrationº
(P .4-74) .
T raffic Messages (ifequipped)
GUID-01F8C B4F-A775-4742-931A-DB FCE7194471
T raffic Messages canbedisplayed onthe display
screen whenavailable. Refertothe separate Naviga-
tion System Owner's Manualfordetails.
Eco Score
GUID-981D84 26-77F2-4572-962C-B04DBD4801CC
The Eco Score feature analyzes drivingbehavior and
provides anoverall score.
HOW TO USE SETUP BUTTON
GUID-EA8DB 8AE-92C0-422E-A37E-6 84D578F71FB
JVH0647X
Example
Push theSETUP buttontoview andadjust the
following settingitems.
Available items:
. Audio
. Navigation
. Telephone &Bluetooth
. System
Ð Display
Ð Clock
Ð Language
Ð Camera DisplaySettings (ifequipped)
Ð Temperature Unit
Ð Touch Click
Ð Beep Tones
Ð Factory Settings
Ð Software Licenses(ifequipped)
. Traffic Messages (ifequipped)
. Radio (ifequipped)
Audio settings
GUID-964 82CB3-EE85 -4C13-B05B-06BB70 2F2974
Audio settings canbeadjusted fromtheaudio setup
screen.
1. Push theSETUP button.
2. Select theªAudioº key.
3. Select theitem youwish toadjust.
Bass/T reble/Balance/Fade:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T ouch theadjustment barnext tothe corresponding
keys onthe display toadjust thetone quality and
speaker balance.
The levels ofthese features canalso beadjusted with
the ENTER/Scroll dial.SeeªCD player/Radio (Type E)º
(P .4-69) foraudio operations.
Speed Sensitive Vol.:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Speed sensitive volumefunction increases thevolume
of the audio system asthe speed ofthe vehicle
increases. Choosethedesired effectlevelfrom0
(OFF) to5.The higher thesetting, themore thevolume
increases inrelation tovehicle speed.
AUX Level:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
This feature controls thevolume levelofincoming
sound whenanauxiliary deviceisconnected tothe
system. Selectthelevel fromªLow (Quiet)º ,ªMediumº ,
and ªHigh (Loud)º .
Navigation settings
GUID-C53 EF88E-B61B -4094-B399-1 805592C53F7
Navigation settingscanbechanged. SeeNavigation
System Owner's Manualfordetails.
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VEHICLE
INFORMA TIONAND
SETTINGS (modelswithnavigation
system)
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T elephone &Bluetooth settings
GUID-D1 1C9135-51 57-44F1-A7 28-EB32C5AFA581
T elephone &Bluetooth settingscanbechanged. See
ªBluetooth
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T32A130827- 864D3105-3368-482B-83 DC-0BF9829189CD
When theshift lever isshifted intotheªRº (Reverse)
position, themonitor displayshowstheview tothe rear
of the vehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
detecting largestationary objectstohelp avoid
damaging thevehicle. Thesystem willnotdetect small
objects belowthebumper andmay notdetect objects
close tothe bumper oron the ground.
WARNING:
Failure tofollow thewarnings andinstructions
for proper useofthe RearView Monitorcould
result inserious injuryordeath.
. The RearView Monitorisaconvenience but
it is not asubstitute forproper backing.
Always turnandlook outthewindows, and
check mirrors tobe sure thatitis safe to
move before operating thevehicle. Always
back upslowly.
. The system isdesigned asan aid tothe
driver inshowing largestationary objects
directly behindthevehicle, tohelp avoid
damaging thevehicle.
. The system cannotcompletely eliminate
blind spots andmay notshow every object.
. Underneath thebumper andthecorner
areas ofthe bumper cannotbeviewed on
the RearView Monitorbecause ofits mon-
itoring rangelimitation. Thesystem willnot
show small objects belowthebumper, and
may notshow objects closetothe bumper or
on the ground.
. Objects viewedinthe RearView Monitor
differ fromactual distance becauseawide-
angle lensisused. .
Objects inthe RearView Monitorwillappear
visually opposite thanwhen viewed inthe
rear view andoutside mirrors.
. Make surethattheback doorissecurely
closed whenbacking up.
. Donot putanything onthe rearview camera.
. When washing thevehicle withhigh pres-
sure water, besure nottospray itaround the
camera. Otherwise, watermayenter the
camera unitcausing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran electric
shock.
. Donot strike thecamera. Itis aprecision
instrument. Otherwise,itmay malfunction or
cause damage resulting inafire oran
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not scratch thecamera lenswhen cleaning
dirt orsnow fromthelens.
HOW TO READ DISPLA YEDLINES
GUID-F7 84552C-A F4F-44B5-A7 9F-3127745 C344B
SAA2776
Guiding lineswhich indicate thevehicle widthand distances
toobjects withreference tothe bumper line
*
A
are displayed onthe monitor.
Distance guidelines:
Indicate distances fromthebumper.
. Red line
*
1
: approx. 0.5m(1.5 ft)
. Yellow line
*
2
: approx. 1m (3 ft)
. Green line
*
3
: approx. 2m (7 ft)
. Green line
*
4
: approx. 3m (10 ft)
V ehicle widthguide lines
*
5
:
Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking up.
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MONITOR(ifequippe d)
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