nissan connect NISSAN X-TRAIL 2020 Owners Manual
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
SUPPLEMENT ALAIR BAG SYSTEMS
T32A130 827-CC7CAE 86-4F98-4522-B914-451C 2CAE61E 8
JVR0379X
1. Crash zonesensor
2. Supplemental front-impactairbag modules
3. Front passenger airbag switch (ifequipped)
4. Supplemental side-impactairbag modules (if
equipped)
5. Supplemental curtainside-impact airbag in-
flators (ifequipped)
6. Supplemental curtainside-impact airbag mod-
ules (ifequipped) 7.
Satellite sensors(ifequipped)
8. Pre-tensioner seatbeltretractors
9. Lapouter pre-tensioner (ifequipped)
10. Satellite sensors(ifequipped)
WARNING:
. Do not place anyobjects onthe steering
wheel pad,onthe instrument panel,and
near thefront doorfinishers andthefront seats.
Donot place anyobjects between any
occupants andthesteering wheelpad,on
the instrument panel,andnear thefront
door finishers andthefront seats. Such
objects maybecome dangerous projectiles
and cause injuryifasupplemental airbag
inflates.
. Immediately afterinflation, severalsupple-
mental airbag system components willbe
hot. Donot touch them: youmay severely
burn yourself.
. Nounauthorized changesshouldbemade
to any components orwiring ofthe supple-
mental airbag systems. Thisisto prevent
accidental inflationofthe supplemental air
bags ordamage tothe supplemental airbag
systems.
. Donot make unauthorized changestoyour
vehicle's electrical system,suspension sys-
tem, front endstructure, andside panels.
This could affect proper operation ofthe
supplemental airbag systems.
. Tampering withthesupplemental airbag
systems mayresult inserious personal
injury. Tampering includeschanges tothe
steering wheelandtheinstrument panelby
placing materials overthesteering wheel
pad and above, around oron the instrument
panel orby installing additional trimmateri-
als around thesupplemental airbag sys-
tems.
. Work around andonthe supplemental air
bag systems shouldbedone byaNISSAN
dealer. TheSRS wiring should notbe
modified ordisconnected. Unauthorized
electrical testequipment andprobing de-
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vices should notbeused onthe supple-
mental airbag systems.
. The SRS wiring harness connectors are
yellow and/or orange foreasy identification.
When theairbags inflate, afairly loudnoise maybe
heard, followed bythe release ofsmoke. Thissmoke is
not harmful anddoes notindicate afire. Care should
be taken nottoinhale it,as itmay cause irritation and
choking. Thosewithahistory ofabreathing condition
should getfresh airpromptly .
Supplemental front-impactairbag system
T32A130 827-AE60A990 -BBBA-4498-ADE8-040A6243FCC 1
The driver's supplemental front-impactairbag is
located atthe center ofthe steering wheel.The
passenger's supplemental front-impactairbag is
located atthe instrument panelabove theglove box.
The supplemental front-impactairbag system is
designed toinflate inhigher severity frontalcollisions,
although itmay inflate ifthe forces inanother typeof
collision aresimilar tothose ofahigher severity frontal
impact. Itmay notinflate incertain frontalcollisions.
V ehicle damage (orlack ofit) isnot always an
indication ofproper supplemental front-impactair
bag system operation. Front
passenger airbag status light(if
equipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVR0374X
OFF light
JVR0264X
ON light
The front passenger airbag status lightislocated on
the instrument panel.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position, thefront passenger airbag status ONand
OFF lights illuminate andthen turnofforremain on
depending onthe front passenger airbag status.
. When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position andthefront passenger airbag isactive,
the front passenger airbag status OFFlight
will turn offafter about 7seconds. The
front passenger airbag status ON light
will illuminate andthen turnoffafter 1minute when
the front passenger airbag switch isin the ªONº
position.
. When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position andthefront passenger airbag is
inactive, thefront passenger airbag status ON
light
will turn offafter about 7seconds.
The front passenger airbag status OFFlight
will illuminate andremain onaslong asthe
front passenger airbag switch isin the ªOFFº
position.
If the front passenger airbag status lightoperates ina
way other thandescribed above,thefront passenger
air bag may notfunction properly.Have thesystem
checked, andifnecessary repaired,byaNISSAN
dealer promptly .
Front passenger airbag switch (ifequipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVR0365X
The front passenger airbag canbeturned offwith the
front passenger airbag switch located inthe glove box.
T o turn offthe front passenger airbag:
1. Place theignition switchinthe ªOFFº position.
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. Work around oron the pre-tensioner seat
belt system shouldbedone byaNISSAN
dealer. TheSRS wiring should notbe
modified ordisconnected. Unauthorized
electrical testequipment andprobing de-
vices should notbeused onthe pre-
tensioner seatbeltsystem.
. Ifyou need todispose ofthe pre-tensioner
seat beltsystem, orscrap thevehicle,
contact aNISSAN dealer.Correct pre-ten-
sioner disposal procedures aresetforth in
the appropriate NISSANServiceManual.
Incorrect disposalprocedures couldcause
personal injury.
The pre-tensioner isencased withthefront seatbelt's
retractor andanchor. Theseseatbelts areused the
same asconventional seatbelts.
When thepre-tensioner seatbeltactivates, afairly loud
noise maybeheard, followed bythe release ofsmoke.
This smoke isnot harmful anddoes notindicate afire.
Care should betaken nottoinhale it,as itmay cause
irritation andchoking. Thosewithahistory ofa
breathing conditionshouldgetfresh airpromptly .
REP AIR AND REPLACEMENT PROCE-
DURE
T32A1308 27-AF39DFE7 -7F95-4916-B 588-9FCB8971A5BA
WARNING:
. Once theairbags havebeen inflated, theair
bag modules willnotfunction andmust be
replaced. Theairbag modules mustbe
replaced byaNISSAN dealer.Theinflated
air bag modules cannotberepaired.
. The airbag systems shouldbeinspected by
a NISSAN dealerifthere isany damage to
the front endportion ofthe vehicle. .
Ifyou need todispose ofthe SRS orscrap
the vehicle, contactaNISSAN dealer.Cor-
rect disposal procedures aresetforth inthe
appropriate NISSANServiceManual. Incor-
rect disposal procedures couldcause perso-
nal injury.
The airbags andpre-tensioner seatbelts aredesigned
to activate onaone-time-only basis.Asareminder,
unless theSRS airbag warning lightisdamaged, the
SRS airbag warning lightremains illuminated after
inflation hasoccurred. Therepair andreplacement of
the SRS should bedone onlybyaNISSAN dealer.
When maintenance workisrequired onthe vehicle,
information abouttheairbags, pre-tensioner seatbelts
and related partsshould bepointed outtothe person
performing themaintenance. Theignition switch
should always beinthe ªLOCKº position whenworking
under thehood orinside thevehicle.
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If sunroof doesnotoperate
T32A1308 27-574BB11 4-4461-4515-9FA9-BE01 BF521E86
If the sunroof andsunshade donot operate properly,
perform thefollowing procedure toinitialize the
operation system.
1. Ifthe sunroof andsunshade areopen, closethem
fully byrepeatedly pushingthesunroof switchto
the CLOSE
*
2
position.
2. Push andhold thesunroof switchtothe CLOSE
*
2
position for10 seconds.
3. After thesunroof andsunshade moveslightly to
the closed position andthen move backalittle,
release thesunroof switch.
4. Push andhold thesunroof switchtothe CLOSE
*
2
position forover 6seconds.
5. Release thesunroof switch.Thesunroof and
sunshade willfully open andthen fullyclose.
6. Check ifthe sunroof switchoperates normally.
If the sunroof doesnotoperate properly afterperform-
ing the procedure above,haveyourvehicle checked by
a NISSAN dealer.
T32A1308 27-F2AA6C F4-E731-425F-BB87-8 8912AD965 5F
JVI0878X
Instrument panel(if equipped)
JVI0880X
Console box
JVI0879X
Cargo area
T o use thepower outlet,pullthecover asillustrated.
CAUTION:
. The outlet andplug maybehot during or
immediately afteruse.
. This power outletisnot designed foruse
with acigarette lighterunit.
. Donot use with accessories thatexceed a12
volt, 120W (10A)power draw.Donot use
double adapters ormore thanoneelectrical
accessory.
. Use thispower outletwiththeengine
running toavoid discharging thevehicle
battery.
. Avoid usingwhentheairconditioner, head-
lights orrear window defogger ison.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.Ifgood
contact isnot made, theplug mayoverheat
or the internal temperature fusemayblow.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting aplug, be
sure thattheelectrical accessory beingused
is turned OFF.
. When notinuse, besure toclose thecap. Do
not allow water orany liquid tocontact the
outlet.
Instrume ntsand controls
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POWER
OUTLETS
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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:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
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:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
. 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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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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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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Display screen,heaterandaircondition er,and audio system
. MIX (Random play)
. RPT (Repeat track)
. Folder browsing
MEDIA button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T o operate theUSB memory device,pushtheMEDIA
button repeatedly untiltheUSB mode isselected.
DISP button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
While atrack withrecorded musicinformation tags
(ID3-tags) isbeing played, thetitle ofthe played track
is displayed.
When theDISP button ispushed repeatedly ,further
information aboutthetrack canbedisplayed along
with thetrack titleasfollows:
T rack time?Artist ?Album ?Track time
T rack details:
Pushing andholding theDISP button willturn the
display intoadetailed overview.Push theBack button
to return tothe display forthe main display mode.
iP od player operation
GUID-A0812 127-7C59-4DAA-895F-FFA7E8D7E9D 0
Connecting iPod:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The USB outlet connector islocated onthe lower part
of the instrument panel.SeeªUSB (Universal Serial
Bus) connection portº(P.4-75) .
When theiPod isconnected tothe vehicle, theiPod
music library canonly beoperated bythe vehicle audio
controls.
* iPod and iPhone areatrademark ofApple Inc.,
registered inthe U.S. andother countries. Compatibility:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The system unitshall becompatible withalldevices
(past andfuture) supporting AppleAccessory Protocol
on USB link.
It includes (andnotlimited to):
. iPod Generation 5devices
. iPod Classic Iand II(Generation 6and 7)
. iTouch Generaion OS1,2,3,4and next
. iPhone Generation OS1,2, 3, 4and next
. iPod Nano (1G,2G,3G)
. iPad 1,2and 3
NO TE:
This audio system donot support iPadcharging.
MEDIA button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T o operate theiPod, push theMEDIA buttonrepeat-
edly until theUSB/iPo dmode isselected andthen
push theMENU/ENTER dial.
iPod main operation:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Interface:
The interface foriPod operation shownonthe audio
system displayissimilar tothe iPod interface. Usethe
MENU/ENTER dialtoplay atrack onthe iPod.
The following itemscanbechosen fromthemenu list
screen.
. Playlists
. Artists
. Albums
. Tracks
. More
For further information abouteachitem,seetheiPod
owner's manual. The
following operations areidentical tothe audio main
operation ofthe Compact Disc(CD) operation. For
details, seeªCD player operationº (P.4-54) .
. Listview
. Quick search
.
(Seek/track)
. MIX (Random play)
. RPT (Repeat track)
. Folder browsing
DISP button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
While atrack withrecorded musicinformation tags
(ID3-tags) isbeing played, thetitle ofthe played track
is displayed.
When theDIPS button ispushed repeatedly ,further
information aboutthetrack canbedisplayed along
with thetrack titleasfollows:
T rack time?Artist ?Album ?Track time
T rack details:
Pushing andholding theDISP button willturn the
display intoadetailed overview.To return tothe main
display ,push theBack button.
AUX device playeroperation
GUID-DB831 E91-671E-4F24-9950-A5327962157 8
The AUX jackislocated onlower partofthe instrument
panel. (SeeªAUX (auxiliary) inputjackº(P.4-75) .)The
AUX input jackaccepts anystandard analogaudio
input suchasfrom aportable cassette tape/CD player,
MP3 player orlaptop computer.
NISSAN stronglyrecommends usingastereo mini
plug cable whenconnecting yourmusic device tothe
audio system. Musicmaynotplay properly whena
monaural cableisused.
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Apps button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The Apps button launches theSmartphone Integration
mode. SeeªNissanConnect Appsmartphone integra-
tionº (P.4-74) .
Radio operation
T32A130 827-B3EDF0 C3-D278-44B9-859E-F2AEE CD42664
FM´AM button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theFM´AM buttontochange theband asfollows:
AM ?FM1 ?FM2? AM
TUNE (Tuning) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T urn theradio TUNE´FOLDER dialformanual tuning.
Radio DataSystem (RDS)(ifequipped) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
RDS stands forRadio DataSystem, andisadata
information servicetransmitted bysome radiostations
on the FM band (notAMband) encoded withina
regular radiobroadcast. Currently,most RDSstations
are inlarge cities, butmany stations arenow
considering broadcasting RDSdata.
RDS candisplay:
. Station name,suchasªThe Grooveº .
. Music orprogramming typesuch asªClassicalº ,
ªCountryº orªRockº .
SEEK tuning:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK (fast
forward) buttontotune from lowtohigh orhigh tolow
frequencies andtostop atthe next broadcasting
station.
SCAN tuning:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Push theSCAN tuningbutton totune from lowtohigh
frequencies andstop ateach broadcasting stationfor
5 seconds. Pushingthebutton againduring this5
seconds periodwillstop SCAN tuningandtheradio
will remain tunedtothat station.
If the SCAN tuningbutton isnot pushed within5
seconds, SCANtuningmoves tothe next
station.
to
Station memory operations:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
12 stations canbeset forthe FM band (6each for
FM1 andFM2) and6stations canbeset forthe AM
band.
1. Choose theradio band using theFM´AM button.
2. Tune tothe desired stationusingtheSEEK´-
TRACK, SCANbuttonorthe TUNE´FOLDER dial.
3. Push andhold thedesired stationpreset
button
to
until theradio mutes.
4. The station indicator willthen come onand the
sound willresume. Memorizing isnow complete.
5. Other buttons canbeset inthe same manner.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe fuse
opens, thestation memory willbeerased. Inthat case,
reset thedesired stations.
CD player operation
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Place theignition switchinthe ªONº orªACCº
position, andinsert theCompact Disc(CD) intothe
slot with thelabel sidefacing up.The CDwillbe
guided automatically intotheslot and start playing.
After loading theCD, thenumber oftracks onthe CD
and theplay time willappear onthe display .
If the radio isalready operating, itwill automatically turn
off and theCD willplay . If
the system hasbeen turned offwhile theCD was
playing, pushing thePower/VOL dialwillstart theCD.
PLA Y:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theCD button ispushed withthesystem offand
the CD loaded, thesystem willturn onand theCD will
start toplay .
When theCD button ispushed withtheCD loaded
and theradio playing, theradio willautomatically be
turned offand theCD willstart toplay .
SEEK/TRACK button:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds whiletheCD isbeing played, theCD willplay
while fastforwarding orrewinding. Whenthebutton is
released, theCD willreturn tonormal playspeed.
When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed forless than 1.5
seconds whiletheCD isbeing played, thenext track or
the beginning ofthe current trackonthe CD willbe
played.
REPEA T(RPT) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theRPT button ispushed whiletheCD is
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
(CD)
(Normal) Û1Track Repeat
(CD withcompressed audiofiles)
(Normal) ?1Folder Repeat ?1Track Repeat ?
(Normal)
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RANDOM (RDM):
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theRDM button ispushed whileaCD isbeing
played, theplay pattern canbechanged asfollows:
(CD)
(Normal) Û1Disc Random
(CD withcompressed audiofiles)
(Normal) ?1Disc Random ?1Folder Random ?
(Normal)
CD eject :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theCD eject button ispushed withtheCD
loaded, theCD willbeejected.
When thisbutton ispushed whiletheCD isbeing
played, theCD willbeejected.
If the CDcomes outand isnot removed, itwill be
pulled backintotheslot toprotect it.
USB device playeroperation
GUID-DE98 0C85-E27D- 4462-8885-88C9DEB3 A959
USB main operation:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The USB portislocated onthe lower partofthe
instrument panel.SeeªUSB (Universal SerialBus)
connection portº(P.4-75) .Connect aUSB memory
device intotheconnector. TheUSB memory device
will beactivated automatically .
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theUSB
memory devicewasplaying, pushing thePower/VOL
dial willstart theUSB memory device.
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
PLA Y:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theMEDIA buttonispushed withthesystem off
and theUSB memory deviceinserted, thesystem will
turn on.
If another audiosource isplaying andaUSB memory
device isinserted, pushtheMEDIA buttonrepeatedly
until thecolor display changes tothe USB memory
device mode.
Previous/Next FileandFast Re-
wind/Forward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed formore than1.5
seconds whileaUSB memory deviceisbeing played,
the USB memory devicewillplay while forwarding or
rewinding. Whenthebutton isreleased, theUSB
memory devicewillreturn tonormal playspeed.
When theSEEK´TRACK (rewind)orSEEK´TRACK
(fast forward) buttonispushed forless than 1.5
seconds whiletheUSB memory deviceisbeing
played, thenext track orthe beginning ofthe current
track onthe USB memory devicewillbeplayed.
Folder selection:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
T o change toanother folderinthe USB memory
device, turntheTUNE´FOLDER dial.
REPEA T(RPT) :
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theRPT button ispushed whiletheUSB
memory deviceisplayed, theplay pattern canbe
change asfollows.
T o change theplay mode, pushtheRPT button
repeatedly andthemode willchange asfollows.
(Normal) ?1Folder Repeat ?1Track Repeat ?(Normal)
RANDOM (RDM):
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
When theRDM button ispushed whileaUSB memory
device isbeing played, theplay pattern canbe
changed asfollows.
T o change theplay mode, pushtheRDM button
repeatedly ,and themode willchange asfollows.
(Normal) ?All Random ?1Folder Random ?
(Normal)
iP od player operation
GUID-A0A DF5D6-E9 3A-45E3-86F 0-97E027AB52E4
Connecting iPod:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
USB portislocated onthe lower partofthe instrument
panel. Connect theiPodwith aUSB portusing the
cable. SeeªUSB (Universal SerialBus)connection
portº (P.4-75) .The battery ofthe iPod ischarged while
the cable isconnected tothe vehicle.
Depending onthe version ofthe iPod,the display on
the iPod shows aNISSAN orAccessory Attached
screen whentheconnection iscompleted. Whenthe
iP od isconnected tothe vehicle, theiPod music library
can only beoperated bythe vehicle audiocontrols.
* iPod and iPhone areatrademark ofApple Inc.,
registered inthe U.S. andother countries.
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device.
Compatibility:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The following modelsarecompatible:
. iPod nano 1G(Firmware version1.3.1-)
. iPod nano 2G(Firmware version1.1.3-)
. iPod nano 3G(Firmware version1.0.0-)
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