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VOICE COMMANDS
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Play Artist (name)
Allows usertoselect artisttobe played
.
Play Album (name)
Allows usertoselect album nametobe played
For more information abouttheaudio system, see
ª Audio systemº (P.4-35) .
Information commands
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The following voicecommands areavailable forthe
information functionsofthe Navigation System:
. Traffic
. Fuel Prices
. Stocks
. Movie Listings
. Current Weather
. Weather Map
. 5Ð day Forecast
. 6Ð hour Forecast
For more information aboutthesecommands, seethe
separate Navigation SystemOwner's Manual.
My Apps commands
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Many Appscanbeaccessed usingthisvoice
command. SeeªNissanConnect Appsmartphone
integrationº (P.4-74) formore information.
Help commands
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The following voicecommands canbespoken tohave
the system provide instructions andtipsforusing the
V oice Recognition system.
. ListCommands
. What CanISay?
. General Help .
Quit
. Exit
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The system shouldrespond correctly toall voice
commands withoutdifficulty.If problems areencoun-
tered, follow thesolutions giveninthis guide forthe
appropriate error.Where thesolutions arelisted by
number, tryeach solution inturn, starting withnumber
one, untiltheproblem isresolved.
Symptom/error message Solution
The system failstorecognize the
command correctly. 1.
Ensure thatthecommand formatisvalid. UsetheªList Commandsº or
ªWhat CanISay?º command undertheªHelpº menu.
2. Speak clearlywithout pausing between wordsandatalevel
appropriate tothe ambient noiselevel.
3. Ensure thattheambient noiselevelisnot excessive (forexample, with
the windows openorthe defogger turnedon).
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If itis too noisy touse thephone, itis likely thatvoice
commands willnotberecognized.
4. Ifoptional wordsofthe command havebeen omitted, thenthe
command shouldbetried withthese inplace.
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Starting anddriving
and beincontrol ofthe vehicle atall times.
. The camera unitmay notfunction properly
under thefollowing conditions:
Ð When towing atrailer (forAustralia, New
Zealand andSouth Africa).
Ð When strong lightenters thecamera
unit. (Forexample, lightdirectly shines
on the rear ofthe vehicle atsunrise or
sunset.)
Ð When ambient brightness changessud-
denly. (Forexample, whenthevehicle
enters orexits atunnel orpasses under
a bridge.)
. Ifthe camera lensisexcessively dirty,the
automatic washermaynotbeable to
completely cleanthelens. Thiscould result
in the camera notdetecting vehiclesorlane
markers.
. Excessive noise(forexample, audiosystem
volume, openvehicle window) willinterfere
with thechime sound, anditmay notbe
heard.
BSW SYSTEM OPERA TION
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Blind SpotIndicator light
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BSW indicator (inthe Vehicle information display)
The BSW system operates aboveapproximately 32
km/h (20MPH) .
When thecamera unitdetects vehicles inthe detection
zone, theBlind SpotIndicator lightlocated insidethe
outside mirrorswillilluminate. Ifthe turn signal isthen
activated, thesystem chimes (twice)andtheBlind
Spot Indicator lightflashes toalert thedriver.
The Blind SpotIndicator lightcontinues toflash until
the detected vehicle(s) leavethedetection zone.
Detection zone
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The camera unitcan detect vehicles oneither sideof
your vehicle whenpartofanother vehicleiswithin the
detection zoneshown asillustrated.
This detection zonetypically startsfromtheoutside
mirror ofyour vehicle andextends approximately 3m
(10 ft)behind therear bumper, andapproximately 3m
(10 ft)sideways.
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The Blind SpotIndicator lightwillilluminate for
a few seconds whentheignition switchisplaced
in the ªONº position.
The brightness ofthe Blind SpotIndicator lightsis
adjusted automatically dependingonthe brightness of
the ambient light.
A chime sounds ifthe camera unithasalready
detected vehicleswhenthedriver activates theturn
signal. Ifa vehicle comesintothedetection zoneafter
the driver activates theturn signal, thenonlytheBlind
Spot Indicator lightflashes andnochime sounds. (See
ªBSW driving situationsº (P.5-33) .)
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Starting anddriving
. Donot attach ªlicence plateaccessoriesº that
reflect light.
. Donot strike ordamage theareas around the
camera unit.
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The Blind SpotWarning (BSW) systemhelpsalertthe
driver ofother vehicles inadjacent laneswhen
changing lanes.
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WARNING:
. The BSW system isnot areplacement for
proper driving procedure andisnot de-
signed toprevent contactwithvehicles or
objects. Whenchanging lanes,always use
the side andrear mirrors andturn andlook
in the direction youwillmove toensure itis
safe tochange lanes.Neverrelysolely on
the BSW system.
. The camera unitmay notfunction properly
under thefollowing conditions:
Ð When towing atrailer.
Ð When strong lightenters thecamera
unit. (Forexample, lightdirectly shines
on the rear ofthe vehicle atsunrise or
sunset.) Ð
When ambient brightness changessud-
denly. (Forexample, whenthevehicle
enters orexits atunnel orpasses under
a bridge.)
. Ifthe camera lensisexcessively dirty,the
automatic washermaynotbeable to
completely cleanthelens. Thiscould result
in the camera notdetecting vehiclesorlane
markers.
. Excessive noise(forexample, audiosystem
volume, openvehicle window) willinterfere
with thechime sound, anditmay notbe
heard.
BSW SYSTEM OPERA TION
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Active Engine Brake...
............................................ ......5-28
Active RideControl ...
.................................................... 5-29
Active Trace Control ...
............................................ ......5-28
Air bag system
Air bag warning labels...
....................................... 1-30
Air bag warning light...
....................................... ...1-31
Side (See supplemental side-impactair
bag system) ...
............................................... 1-27,1-34
Supplemental airbag systems ...
......................... 1-32
Supplemental curtainside-impact air
bag system ...
............................................ .....1-27, 1-34
Supplemental front-impactair
bag system ...
............................................ .....1-27, 1-33
Air cleaner filter...
................................................. ..........8-17
Air conditioner
Air conditioner operation...
................................... 4-26
Air conditioner specification label...
...................... 9-9
Air conditioner systemrefrigerant andlubricant ...
... 9-5
Air fresheners ...
....................................... .........................7-4
Aluminum alloywheels ...
................................................ 7-3
Antenna ...
........................................................... ..............4-43
Anti-lock BrakingSystem ...
......................................... 5-58
Anti-lock brakingsystem(ABS)warning light...
.... 2-13
Appearance care
Exterior appearance care...
..................................... 7-2
Interior appearance care...
....................................... 7-3
Armrest ...
................................................................ ............1-7
Around ViewMonitor ...
....................................... ..........4-10
Ashtray ...
............................................ ...............................2-54
Ashtrays andcigarette lighter...
................................. 2-54
Audible reminders ...
............................................ ..........2-19
Audio operation precautions ...
................................... 4-35
Audio system ...
................................................. ..............4-35
Auto doorlockreleasing mechanism ...
...................... 3-7
Automatic airconditioner ...
............................. 4-32,4-34
Automatic sunroofandsunshade ...
.......................... 2-52
Auxiliary inputjack...
............................................ ..........4-75 Average
speed...
...................................................... ......2-35
B
Back door...
........................................................... ..........3-23
Auto closure ...
.......................................................... 3-26
Back doorrelease lever...
..................................... 3-26
Operating manualbackdoor ...
............................ 3-23
Operating powerbackdoor ...
............................. 3-24
Battery ...
............................................ ..........5-59,8-3,8-20
Battery saversystem ...
............................... 2-44,2-63
Intelligent Key battery discharge ...
..................... 5-11
Intelligent Key battery replacement ...
................. 8-22
Remote controller batteryreplacement ...
......... 8-21
V ariable voltage controlsystem ...
....................... 8-23
Before starting engine...
................................................. 5-3
Blind SpotWarning (BSW) system ...
.......... 5-31,5-36
BSW driving situations ...
........................... 5-33,5-38
BSW system operation ...
........................... 5-32,5-36
Blocking wheels...
............................................ ................6-5
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