Get Display screen Guide for Nissan Patrol SUV Fifth Generation (1998-2009)

DISPLAY SCREEN (with

navigation system)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

A

WARNING:

2

•

Do not adjust the display controls,

heater and air" conditioner controls or

audio controls while driving so that full

attention may begiven to vehicle opera-

tion.

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Information > Maintenance

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Information

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Information

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Reminder 1

Reminder 2

Reminder 3

Reminder 4

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TMC Traffic Info

Maintenance

Reset Distance

Interval

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GPS Current Location Info

Navigation Versions

Interval Reminder

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*: Refer to the separate Navigation System

Owner's Manual.

2. Set the interval schedule (distance) by using

the JOYSTICK.

Maintenance information

itions

cond

Ignoring

ler.

1 . "SETIING" button

2. "INFO" (Information) button

3. "DAY/NIGHT" button

4. "BACK" button

electric

or

fire

accident,

an

to

lead

shock.

Choose "Maintenance" and push the "ENTER"

button, and the maintenance information will be

displayed on the screen.

3. To automatically display the "MAINTE-

NANCE INFORMATION" when it has been

reached to the set distance, choose "Interval

Reminder" and push the "ENTER" button.

The indicator light will illuminate.

INFORMATION MENU

When the "INFO" button is pushed, the informa-

tion menu will display on the screen.

5. JOYSTICK and "ENTER" button

1 . To set the reminder, choose "Reminder" (1 to

4) key and push the "ENTER" button.

For navigation system control buttons, refer to

the separate Navigation System Owner's

Manual.

Choose the desired item and push the "ENTER"

button for further information and settings.

To reset the reminder schedule (distance),

choose "Reset Distance" and push the "ENTER"

button.

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4-2 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system

VENTILATORS

Clock:

FRONT VENTILATORS

ꢂDriver side

See the separate Navigation System Ownerꢀꢁ::

Manual for the clock adjustment.

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Settings > Display

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Settings

® Center

Language:

Display

® Passenger side

The language can be chosen from 7 languages:,

Brightness

Contrast

Navigation*

Volume and Beeps·

Clock*

-

Open or close, and adjust the air flow direction

of ventilators.

See the separate Navigation System Ownerꢀs'

Manual for the setup.

Background Colour

-

Language*

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"DAY/NIGHT" BUTTON

To change the display brightness, push the

"DAY/NIGHT" button. Pushing the button again

will change the display to DAY or NIGHT dis".

play. Then, adjust the brightness by moving the

joystick right or left.

SAA1 286

SAA1 285

SAA0901

SAA0845

Wagon and Hardtop model

*: Refer to the separate Navigation System

Display setting

Owner's Manual.

To set the display, choose "Display" and push

the "ENTER" button.

If no operation is done within 1 0 seconds, or if

the "BACK" button is pushed, the display will

return to the previous display.

SETTINGS

When the "SETTING" button is pushed, the

settings display will appear on the screen.

Display on/on:

Pushing the "DAY/NIGHT" button for more than

approximately 2 seconds will turn the display off.

To turn off the display, push the "ENTER" button

and turn the "Display" indicator off.

To turn on the display, push the "ENTER" button

and turn the "Display" indicator on.

Brightness/Contrast/Background Colour:

To adjust the display brightness, contrast and

background colour, choose the item and adjust

each setting using the joystick.

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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONER !

(if so equipped)

malfunction, it is only the system motors and

solenoids, switching from one outlet to an-

other.

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extremely decreased or when windows fog

ꢁꢂ easily dꢁring oꢂerating heater or air

conditioning system.

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Controls

ꢀ Fan sꢂeed control dial:

fog ꢁꢂ.

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Air flows mainly from foot outlets.

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If the coolant temperature gauge exceeds the

hot position, turn the air conditioner off. For

additional information, see "If your vehicle

overheats" in the "6. In case of emergency"

section.

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Air flows from defroster outlets and

foot outlets.

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controls

tioning

This dial turns the fan on and off, and controls

fan speed.

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while

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Open or close, and adjust the air flow direction

of ventilators.

oꢂeration.

hicle

to ve

given

ꢄ

-

Air flows from defroster outlets.

® Temꢂeratꢁre control dial:

OPERATING TIPS

Heater

ꢅ Air recircꢁlation bꢁtton:

AIR CONDITIONER FILTER

(ventilation air filter) (if so equipped)

This dial allows you to adjust the temperature of

the outlet air.

OFF position:

Out

part

side

men

The air conditioning system is equipped with an

air conditioner filter (ventilation air filter) which

collects dirt, pollen, dust, etc. To make sure air

conditioner heats, defogs, and ventilates effi-

ciently, replace the filter regularly. To replace the

filter, contact a NISSAN dealer.

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air is

draw

the wiꢂer

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and

ꢄ Air flow control dial:

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This dial allows you to select the air flow outlets.

oꢂeration.

heater

imꢂrove

will

Use the OFF position for normal heater, or air

conditioner operation.

ꢀ - Air flows from center and side ventila-

tors.

A slight delay may be experienced when

turning the air control dial. This is not

a

If dust is not raised in front of the vehicle, this

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4. Turꢊ the temperatuꢉe coꢊtrol dial to the de

positioꢊ is effective to preveꢊt dust eꢊtry.

ON positioꢊ (Iꢊdicator light oꢊ);

2

. Turꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the ꢁꢂꢃ positioꢊ.

³^.Tuꢉꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtrol dial.

to the oꢊ positioꢊ. Be sure to returꢊ the air

ꢉecirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF positioꢊ for

ꢊormal cooliꢊg.

4. Push oꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊditioꢊer buttoꢊ. The iꢊdi-

cator light will come oꢊ.

siꢉed positioꢊ betweeꢊ the middle aꢊd th�i

.

3.

Tuꢉꢊ

⁴^.Tuꢉꢊ the tempeꢉature coꢊtꢉol dial to the de-

siꢉed positioꢊ betweeꢊ the middle aꢊd the

hot positioꢊ.

oꢊ

the

faꢊ

speed

coꢊtro

l dia

l.

hot positioꢊ.

5. Tuꢉꢊ the tempeꢉature coꢊtrol dial to the de-

siꢉed positioꢊ.

Iꢊteꢉior aiꢉ is recirculated iꢊside the vehicle.

4. Turꢊ the tempeꢉatuꢉe coꢊtꢉol dial to the de-

sired positioꢊ betweeꢊ the middle aꢊd the

hot positioꢊ.

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To quickly remove ice fꢉom the wiꢊdoꢄꢅ

push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the

positioꢊ, the faꢊ speed coꢊtꢉol dial to 4

the temperatuꢉe coꢊtrol dial to the full hot

positioꢊ. As sooꢊ as possible afteꢉ the wiꢊ�

dow is cleaꢉ, push the air ꢉecirculatioꢊ button

to the OFF positioꢊ.

A visible mist may be seeꢊ comiꢊg fꢉom the

veꢊtilators iꢊ hot, humid coꢊditioꢊs as the air is

cooled rapidly. This does ꢊot iꢊdicate a malfuꢊc-

tioꢊ.

Push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the ON

positioꢊ wheꢊ dꢉiviꢊg oꢊ a dust raised ꢉoad or to

avoid tꢉaffic fumes.

Air conditioner operation

•

Foꢉ quick heatiꢊg, move the air reciꢉculatioꢊ

buttoꢊ to the ON positioꢊ. Be sure to returꢊ

the aiꢉ reciꢉculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF posi-

tioꢊ for ꢊoꢉmal heatiꢊg.

Start the eꢊgiꢊe, move the faꢊ coꢊtꢉol dial to the

desired (1 to 4) positioꢊ aꢊd push iꢊ the aiꢉ

coꢊditioꢊeꢉ. buttoꢊ to activate the aiꢉ coꢊditioꢊer.

Wheꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊditioꢊer is oꢊ, cooliꢊg aꢊd

dehumidifyiꢊg fuꢊctioꢊs will be added to the

heater opeꢉatioꢊ.

® Air conditioner button (if so

equipped):

Dehumidified heating:

This mode is used to heat aꢊd dehumidify.

This buttoꢊ is pꢉovided oꢊly for vehicles with air

coꢊditioꢊeꢉ.

Ventilation:

1 . Push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF

Bi-Ievel heating:

positioꢊ.

This mode directs outside aiꢉ from the side aꢊd

ceꢊter veꢊts aꢊd hot aiꢉ fꢉom the flooꢉ outlets.

This mode diꢉects outside air from the side aꢊd

ceꢊteꢉ veꢊts.

Staꢉt the eꢊgiꢊe, move the faꢊ speed coꢊtꢉol dial

to the desiꢉed (1 to 4) positioꢊ aꢊd push the aiꢉ

coꢊditioꢊeꢉ buttoꢊ to turꢊ oꢊ the air coꢊditioꢊer.

The iꢊdicatoꢉ light will come oꢊ wheꢊ the aiꢉ

coꢊditioꢊer buttoꢊ is oꢊ. To stop the air coꢊdi-

tioꢊeꢉ, push the aiꢉ coꢊditioꢊer buttoꢊ agaiꢊ to

ꢉetuꢉꢊ it to the oꢉigiꢊal positioꢊ.

The air conditioner cooling function oper-

ates only when the engine is running.

2. ꢈuꢉꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the ꢁꢂꢃ positioꢊ.

1 . Push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF 1 . Push the air reciꢉculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF

3. Turꢊ

oꢊ the

faꢊ speed

coꢊtro

l dia

l.

Cooling:

positioꢊ.

4. Push oꢊ the air coꢊditioꢊeꢉ buttoꢊ. The iꢊdi-

catoꢉ light will come oꢊ.

This mode is used to cool aꢊd dehumidify.

2. Tuꢉꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the -ꢃ positioꢊ.

3. Turꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtꢉol dial.

2. Turꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the ꢆꢇ positioꢊ.

3. Tuꢉꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtꢉol dial.

1 . Push the aiꢉ ꢉeciꢉculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the off

positioꢊ.

5. Tuꢉꢊ the temperature coꢊtꢉol dial to the de-

sired positioꢊ.

4. Noꢉmally tuꢉꢊ the temperature coꢊtrol dial to

the midpoiꢊt betweeꢊ hot aꢊd cold.

4. Turꢊ the temperature coꢊtrol dial to the de-

sired positioꢊ.

The air conditioner cooling function oper-

ates only when the engine is running.

2. Tuꢉꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the ꢀ positioꢊ.

3. Tuꢉꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtꢉol dial.

Dehumidified defogging:

Defrosting/defogging:

This mode is used to defog the wiꢊdows aꢊd

dehumidify.

Heating and defogging:

Heater operation

4. Push oꢊ the air coꢊditioꢊeꢉ buttoꢊ. The iꢊdi-

catoꢉ light will come oꢊ.

This mode is used todefꢉost/defogthe wiꢊdows.

This mode heats the iꢊterioꢉ aꢊd defogs the

wiꢊdshield.

Heating:

1 . Push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the off

positioꢊ.

1 . Push the air ꢉeciꢉculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the off

This mode is us�d to diꢉect hot air fꢉom the floor

outlets.

5. Tuꢉꢊ the temperature coꢊtrol dial to the de-

siꢉed positioꢊ.

positioꢊ.

1 . Push the air recirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF

positioꢊ.

2. Tuꢉꢊ the air coꢊtrol dial to the ꢅ position.

2. Turꢊ the air coꢊtꢉol dial to the ꢅ positioꢊ.

3. Tuꢉꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtrol dial.

1 . Push the aiꢉ ꢉecirculatioꢊ buttoꢊ to the OFF

positioꢊ foꢉ ꢊoꢉmal heatiꢊg.

•

For quick cooliꢊg wheꢊ the outside tempera-

tuꢉe is high, push the air ꢉeciꢉculatioꢊ buttoꢊ

2. Tuꢉꢊ the aiꢉ coꢊtrol dial to the ^ꢀꢆ^.positioꢊ.

3. Turꢊ oꢊ the faꢊ speed coꢊtrol dial.

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desi

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tempera

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Do not set the temperature lower thaꢊ the

outside air temperature. Otherwise the sys-

tem may ꢊot work properly.

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Manual operation

Fan speed control:

ture

tempera

red

•

Adjust the temperature control dial to about

25°C (77°F) for ꢊormal operatioꢊ.

Turꢊ the faꢊ coꢊtrol dial to maꢊually coꢊtrol the

fan speed.

Not recommeꢊded if wiꢊdows fog up.

Dehꢁmidified defogging:

•

The temperature of the passenger compart-

meꢊt will be maintaiꢊed automatically. Air

flow distribution and faꢊ speed are also con-

trolled automatically.

Turꢊ the dial to the AUTO positioꢊ to returꢊ to

automatic control of the fan speed.

1 . Turꢊ the fan speed control dial to the desired

position.

Intake air control (Air recirculationl

Outside air circulation):

2. Turn the air flow control dial to the ꢄ (DEF)

^Avisible mist may be seen coming from the

ventilators iꢊ hot, humid coꢊditions as the air is

cooled rapidly. This does not indicate a malfunc-

lion.

positioꢊ.

Each time the air iꢊtake buttoꢊ is pushed, the

indicator light on the buttoꢊ will alternate as

follows: ^�(Air recirculation)

3. Turn the temperature control dial to set the

desired temperature.

ꢀ

^�(Out-

4

5

SAA0904

side air circulatioꢊ)

ꢀ

OFF

•

To quickly remove ice from the outside of the

windows, turn the fan speed control dial to

the maximum position.

Heating (AUTO; AIC off):

1 . Air flow control dial

2. Temperature coꢊtrol dial

3. Fan speed coꢊtrol dial

4. Air intake buttoꢊ

AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONER

Automatic operation

Wheꢊ the ^�indicator light is on, the interior

air is recirculated. Use this positioꢊ when driviꢊg

on a dust raised road or to avoid traffic fumes

and for maximum cooling when using the air

conditioner.

The air conditioner cooling functioꢊ does not

activate. When you need to heat only, use this

mode.

The sensor on the iꢊstrument panel helps main-

taiꢊ a constaꢊt temperature. Do not put anything

oꢊ or around this sensor.

Staꢉt the engine aꢊd operate the controls to

activate the air conditioner.

As soon as possible after the windshield is

clean, turn the air flow coꢊtrol dial to the

AUTO position to returꢊ to the auto mode.

Cooling andlor dehꢁmidified heating

(AUTO):

1. Turn the faꢊ speed coꢊtrol dial and air flow

control dial to the AUTO position.

Operating tips

(Air recirculatioꢊ and Outside air circulation)

When the ^�iꢊdicator light is oꢊ, the outside

air is drawn iꢊto the passenger compartmeꢊt.

Use this position for ꢊormal heater, or air condi-

tioꢊer operation. If dust is ꢊot raised iꢊ froꢊt of

the vehicle, this position is effective to preveꢊt

dust entry.

When the air flow control dial is turned to the

ꢄ position, the air conditioner will auto-

matically be turned oꢊ at outside tempera-

tures above -2°C (28°F) to defog the wind-

shield, and the air recirculatioꢊ mode will

automatically be turned off.

This mode may be ꢊormally used all year round

as the system automatically works to keep a

constaꢊt temperature. Air flow distribution aꢊd

fan speed are also coꢊtrolled automatically.

Wheꢊ the eꢊgiꢊe coolant temperature and out-

side air temperature are low, the'air flow from the

foot outlets may ꢊot operate for a maximum of

1 50 secoꢊds. However, this is not a malfunctioꢊ.

After the coolaꢊt temperature warms up, the air

flow from the foot outlets will operate normally.

5. AlC (Air conditioner) buttoꢊ

2. Push the A/C button off to turn off the air

conditioꢊer. (The AlC button indicator light

will go off.)

³^.Turꢊ the temperature control dial to set the

desired temperature.

1 . Turn the faꢊ speed coꢊtrol dial and air flow

control dial to the AUTO position.

Wheꢊ the indicator light oꢊ the buttoꢊ is OFF,

the intake air will be controlled automatically.

Outside air is drawn iꢊto the passeꢊger

compartment to improve the defogging per-

formance.

•

The temperature of the passenger compart-

ment will be maintaiꢊed automatically. Air

flow distribution and fan speed are also coꢊ-

trolled automatically.

2. Push the A/C button oꢊ. (The indicator light

will come on.)

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Air flow control:

HEAT SWITCH (for ZD30DDTi

engine model)

Turning the air flow control dial selects the air

outlet to:

The heat switch, located on the instrumꢂꢃ

panel, is used when the engine is cold to speed

up the heater's operation. If the switch is turned

to the ON position ꢄ (the indicator light @ wꢅ

illuminate), the engine electronic control unit will

automatically increase the cold engine idle

speed.

Air flows from center and side ventila-

ꢀ :

tors.

Air flows from center and side ventila-

ꢁꢀ :

O�OFF

tors and foot outlets.

Air flows mainly from foot outlets.

•

ꢆ :

The system works with the transmission in the �

(Park) position (automatic transmission) or N

(Neutral) position (manual transmission) and th�

throttle closed. Turn the heat switch OFF ꢉ

when the engine coolant temperature gaug�

Air flows from defroster and foot out-

ꢇ ꢈ

lets.

SAA090B

SAA0909

SAA0906

SAA0905

Air flows mainly from defroster outlets.

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4. Turn the fan s^Rp^ee^ae^rd^swc^ito^chntrol switch ® to

desired position.

Front switch

ꢀꢁe A

REAR COOLER (if so equipped)

REAR HEATER (if so equipped)

To turn the system off

moves. When the vehicle is being driven, the

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ꢁ

system is automatically deactivated.

To activate the rear cooler, take the following

To activate the rear heater, take the following

Turn the fan speed control dial to the OFF

position.

steps.

1 . Start the engine.

2. Push the rear heater fan control switch. (The 2. Operate the front air conditioner.

indicator light @ will come on.)

Rear cooler function oꢂerates only when

the engine is running and the front air

ꢊ LOW - Air flows at low speed

conditioner is oꢂerating.

® HI - Air flows at high speed

3. Push either the rear cooler fan front ꢄ or

rear switch ® on. (The indicator light® will

come on.)

SAA1 444A

Type B

Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system 4�1 3

4-1 2 Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

AUDIO SYSTEM (if so equipped)

AUDIO OPERATION PRECAUTIONS

COOL BOX (if so equipped)

away from direct ꢇunlight, heat, moiꢇ-

ture anꢊ magnetic Soꢁrceꢇ.

ꢊehꢁmiꢊify or ventilate the player com-

pletely.

SERVICING AIR CONDITIONER

The air coꢊditioꢊiꢊg system iꢊ your NISSAN

vehicle is charged with a refrigeraꢊt desigꢊed

with the eꢊviroꢊmeꢊt iꢊ miꢊd.

A

WARNING:

•

The player may ꢇkip while ꢊriving on

roꢁgh roaꢊꢇ.

Direct ꢇunlight can cauꢇe the caꢇꢇette to

become ꢊeformeꢊ. The uꢇe of ꢊeformeꢊ

caꢇꢇetteꢇ may cauꢇe the caꢇꢇette to jam

in the player.

^D^Onot aꢊjuꢇt the auꢊio ꢇyꢇtem while ꢊriv-

ing ꢇo that fꢁll attention may be given to

vehicle operation.

The CD player ꢇometimeꢇ cannot func-

tion when the compaꢅment tempera-

tꢁre iꢇ extremely high. Decreaꢇe the

temperature before uꢇe.

Thiꢇ refrigerant will not harm the eaꢅh'ꢇ

ozone layer.

The audio system operates wheꢊ the igꢊitioꢊ

switch is iꢊ the "ACC" or "ON" positioꢊ.

•

Do not uꢇe caꢇꢇetteꢇ that have labelꢇ

which are peeling anꢊ looꢇe. If ꢁꢇeꢊ, the

label coꢁlꢊ jam in the player.

However it may coꢊtribute iꢊ a small part to

global warmiꢊg.

•

Do not expoꢇe the CD to ꢊirect ꢇunlight.

Radio

Special chargiꢊg equipmeꢊt aꢊd lubricaꢊt are

required wheꢊ serviciꢊg your NISSAN air coꢊdi-

tioꢊer. Usiꢊg improper refrigeraꢊts or lubricaꢊts

will cause severe damage to your air coꢊditioꢊ-

iꢊg system. See "Air coꢊditioꢊiꢊg system refrig-

eraꢊt aꢊd lubricaꢊt recommeꢊdatioꢊs" iꢊ the "9.

Techꢊical iꢊformatioꢊ" sectioꢊ of this maꢊual.

If a caꢇꢇette haꢇ looꢇe tape, inꢇeꢅ a

pencil throꢁgh one of the caꢇꢇette hubꢇ

anꢊ rewinꢊ the tape firmly aroꢁnꢊ the

hubꢇ. Looꢇe tape may caꢁꢇe tape jam-

ming anꢊ wavering ꢇoꢁnꢊ qꢁality.

•

CDꢇ that are of poor quality, ꢊiꢅy,

ꢇcratcheꢊ, or covereꢊ with finger printꢋ "

or that have pin holeꢇ may not work

properly.

•

Raꢊio reception iꢇ affecteꢊ by ꢇtation

ꢇignal ꢇtrengthꢉ ꢊiꢇtance from raꢊio

tranꢇmitter, bUilꢊingꢇꢉ briꢊgeꢇ, moꢁn-

tainꢇ anꢊ other external inflꢁenceꢇ. In-

termittent changeꢇ in reception quality

normally are cauꢇeꢊ by theꢇe external

influenceꢇ.

SAA091Q

Put the driꢊks in the cool box aꢊd close the lid. 3. Push the cool box switch located oꢊ the

•

The following CDꢇ may not work prop-

erly:

iꢊstrumeꢊt paꢊel. (The iꢊdicator light @ will

1 . Start the eꢊgiꢊe.

•

Over a perioꢊ of timeꢉ the playback

heaꢊ, capꢇtan anꢊ pinch roller may

gather a tape coating reꢇiꢊꢁe aꢇ the

tape paꢇꢇeꢇ over the heaꢊ. Thiꢇ reꢇiꢊue

accꢁmulation can caꢁꢇe a weak or wa-

vering ꢇounꢊ anꢊ ꢇhoꢁlꢊ be removeꢊ

perioꢊically with a heaꢊ cleaning tape. If

the reꢇiꢊꢁe iꢇ not removeꢊ perioꢊically,

the player may neeꢊ to be ꢊiꢇaꢇꢇembleꢊ

for cleaning.

come oꢊ.)

A NISSAN dealer will be able to service your

eꢊviroꢊmeꢊtally "frieꢊdly" air coꢊditioꢊiꢊg sys-

tem.

2. Turꢊ the froꢊt air coꢊditioꢊer oꢊ.

•

Copy control compact ꢊiꢇcꢇ (CCCD)

Recorꢊable compact ꢊiꢇcꢇ (CD-R)

Rewritable compact ꢊiꢇcꢇ (CD-RW)

CDꢇ aꢇ they

•

Cool box will not be activateꢊ if the

front air conꢊitioner iꢇ turneꢊ off.

•

Uꢇing a cellꢁlar phone in or near the

vehicle may influence raꢊio reception

qꢁality.

The inner caꢇe can be removeꢊ for ꢇe�-

vicing or cleaning by removing the inner

caꢇe ꢇecꢁring ꢇcrewꢇ.

Do not uꢇe the following

Cassette tape player

may caꢁꢇe the CD player to malfꢁnction.

•

To maintain gooꢊ qꢁality ꢇoꢁnꢊꢉ

NISSAN recommenꢊꢇ that yoꢁ ꢁꢇe caꢇ-

ꢇette tapeꢇ of 60 minuteꢇ or ꢇhorter in

length.

•

8 cm (3.1 in) ꢊiꢇcꢇ with an aꢊapter

CDꢇ that are not roꢁnꢊ

Compact Disc (CD) player

CDꢇ with a paper label

•

During colꢊ weather or rainy ꢊayꢇ, the

player may malfꢁnction ꢊꢁe to the hu-

miꢊity. If thiꢇ occuꢈꢉ remove the CD anꢊ

•

Caꢇꢇette tapeꢇ ꢇhoꢁlꢊ be removeꢊ from

the player when not in uꢇe. Store caꢇ-

ꢇetteꢇ in their proteꢆive caꢇeꢇ anꢊ

Diꢇplay ꢇcreen, heater anꢊ air conꢊitioner, anꢊ aꢁꢊio ꢇyꢇtem 4-1 5

4-1 4 Diꢇplay ꢇcreen, heater anꢊ air conꢊitioner, anꢊ aꢁꢊio ꢇyꢇtem

Power antenna ꢇwitch (if ꢇo equippeꢊ):

ANTENNA

Window antenna

If the power antenna extension control

^T^heantenna

patte

Manual antenna

rn is pri

nted

inside

the r

ear

equipped, the antenna will extend fully when

upper side of the switch is pushed ꢄꢆ and tꢇ

antenna will extend halfway when the lower

.

w

indo

w

de

si

Adjustthe antenna length forthe best reception.

A fully extended antenna is usually best for

distant reception.

CAUTION:

of the

switch

is pushed

•

Do not place metalizeꢊ film near the

rear siꢊe winꢊow. Do not attach any

metal ꢂartꢇ to the rear siꢊe winꢊow.

Thiꢇ may cauꢇe poor receꢂtion anꢊ/or

noise.

CAUTIQN:

CAUTION:

Be ꢇure to retract the antenna before

waꢇhing the car in an automatic car waꢇh,

or the antenna may be ꢊamageꢊ.

•

Before turning the raꢊio on, make ꢇꢁr�

that there iꢇ no one near the antennJ

oꢁtlet anꢊ there iꢇ enoꢁgh ꢇꢂace fodi

When cleaning the inꢇiꢊe of the rear

siꢊe winꢊow, be careful notto ꢇcratch or

damage the rear ꢇiꢊe winꢊow antenna.

Lightly wipe along the antenna with a

ꢊampeneꢊ ꢇoft cloth.

to extenꢊ.

ꢂ

"

Power antenna

SAA091 1

•

To prevent ꢊamage, be ꢇure that an�

tenna is fully retracteꢊ before the ve·

hicle enterꢇ an automatic car waꢇh.

The antenna will automatically extend when the

radio is turned on, and retract when switched off.

If the radio is left on, the antenna will retract with

the ignition key OFFoperation and extend with

the ignition key ON or ACC operation.

Tyꢁe A

Dirt anꢊ other foreign matter on the

power antenna roꢊ may interrꢁpt its

oꢂeration. Clean the roꢊ perioꢊically

with a ꢊamp cloth. Thiꢇ tyꢂe of cleaning

iꢇ eꢇpecially important ꢊꢁring the winter

ꢇeaꢇons in areaꢇ where roaꢊ ꢇalt and

other chemicals may be ꢇpreaꢊ on road

ꢇurfaceꢇ anꢊ splaꢇheꢊ onto the antenna,

roꢊ.

SAA0279B

Tyꢁe B

4-1 6 Diꢇꢂlay screenꢉ heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio syꢇtem 4-1 7

Manual tuning:

FM-AM RADIO

Push dowꢊ either maꢊual tuꢊiꢊg

A or V .

Station select buttons

Push the ON.VOL kꢊob to listeꢊ tothe radio aꢊd

tuꢊe iꢊ the desired statioꢊ.

BALANCE

control knob

Auto tuning:

AM/FM

Turꢊ

the

ON.V

OL

kꢊob

to

adjus

t th

e vo

lum

e.

kꢊob.

change

/Sout

band indicator

Push the auto tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ ꢋꢌꢍꢎto chaꢊge

broadcast to the ꢊext broadcastiꢊg statioꢊ.

TONE

control knob

FM stereo indicator

To

turꢊ

off

the

radio

, pus

h t

he

ON.V

OL

AUTO

TUNE

ONIVOLUME

control knob

Frequenc

y ra

ope

Ame

nge

r Cent

and

step

ON

Station memory operations

Six statioꢊs caꢊ be set.

TUNE

rations

rica

(fo

ral

h

)

1 . Select the desired statioꢊ.

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step of this radio caꢊ

be chaꢊged to the ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ ꢏꢐ

specificatioꢊ. To chaꢊge the frequeꢊcy raꢊge

aꢊd step, proceed as follows:

TONE control knob

SIC0359

2. Push a statioꢊ select buttoꢊ formorethaꢊ 1.5

secoꢊds.

3. Press the maꢊual tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ A while

the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3 aꢊd 4 are beiꢊg

pressed. "AM 530 kHz" is displayed.

3. Other buttoꢊs caꢊ be set iꢊ the same maꢊꢊer.

AM RADIO

1 . Turꢊ the audio uꢊit oꢊ.

If the batteꢉy cable is discoꢊꢊected, or if the fuse

blows, the radio memory will be caꢊcelled. In

that case, reset the desired statioꢊs.

Turꢊ the ON.VOL kꢊob oꢊ to listeꢊ to the radio.

Turꢊ the ON.VOL kꢊob to adjust the volume.

2. Press aꢊd hold the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3

aꢊd 4.

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step have ꢊow beeꢊ

chaꢊged to t�e ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ specifi-

catioꢊ.

Frequency range and step change

operations (for Central/South

America)

3. Press the maꢊual tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ ꢇ while

the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3 aꢊd 4 are beiꢊg

pressed. AM 530 kHz is displayed.

Adjusting tone quality

Rotate the TONEcoꢊtrol kꢊob to adjust the bass

aꢊd treble.

Tuning

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step have ꢊow beeꢊ

chaꢊged to the ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ specifi-

catioꢊ.

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step of this radio caꢊ

be chaꢊged to the ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ

specificatioꢊ. To chaꢊge the frequeꢊcy raꢊge

aꢊd step, proceed as follows:

A

WARNING:

Band select button

FM/AM

The raꢊio ꢇhoulꢊ not betuneꢊ while ꢊriving

ꢇo full attention may be given to vehicle

operation.

Manual tuning buttons

button

Station

se

lect

buttons

SEEK

tuning

Selecting the desired band

1 . Turꢊ the audio uꢊit oꢊ.

Push the baꢊd select buttoꢊ U ꢅI AM " to chaꢊge

from AM to FM receptioꢊ.

2. Press aꢊd hold the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3

aꢊd 4.

HA1 0ꢀꢁꢂꢃ

The stereo iꢊdicator will glow duriꢊg FM stereo

em

ꢇyꢇt

dio

d au

r, an

ione

ndit

air co

Diꢇꢂ

ter and

n, hea

lay ꢇc

reen,

cree

lay ꢇ

hea

ter

Disꢂ

and

air con

4-1 8

dition

er, a

nd a

udio

ꢇyꢇt

em

4

�

1

9

.

ayed

displ

er is

l ꢊumb

chaꢊꢊe

1 . Turꢊ the audio uꢊit oꢊ.

receptioꢊ. Wheꢊ the stereo bꢉoadcast sigꢊal is

weak, the ꢉadio will automatically chaꢊge fꢉom

steꢉeo to moꢊauꢉal receptioꢊ.

ꢅ Select

FM

t

selec

ual

Man

same

the

t iꢊ

be se

caꢊ

ttoꢊs

er bu

Oth

3.

2. Press aꢊd hold the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3

aꢊd 4.

Fast forward-rewind

buttons

Eject button

e

lled.

if th

, oꢉ

ted

be

stat

discoꢊꢊec

will

desired

le is

cab

adio

, ꢉese

tteꢉy

e r

, th

e ba

ꢑf th

ꢑꢒ

caꢊce

memoꢉy

blows

3. Press the maꢊual tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ ꢓꢔ while

the statioꢊ select buttoꢊs 3 aꢊd 4 are beiꢊg

pressed. MW 530 kHz is displayed.

Tuning

Display

.

ioꢊs

I

t the

case

that

A

WARNING:

H

PUS

Adjusting speaker sound balance

The raꢊioꢇhoulꢊ notbetuneꢊ while ꢊriving

ꢇo full attention may be given to vehicle

operation.

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step have ꢊow beeꢊ

chaꢊged to the ceꢊtꢉal/south Ameꢉicaꢊ specifi-

catioꢊ.

ꢀ

Push

jusl

to ad

aker

ꢊob

left spe

tꢉol k

aꢊd

L) coꢊ

right

E (BA

LANC

betweeꢊ

the BA

volume

Tuꢉꢊ

the

^s;

the

FM

ꢆ

I-'

=' L' .

Adjusting tone quality

Manual tuning:

Selecting the desired band

as'

t ple

mos

the

taiꢊ

to ob

ꢊob

rol k

coꢊt

ꢊd.

the

Tuꢉꢊ

sou

Push dowꢊ either maꢊual tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ

I

Pushthe baꢊd select buttoꢊ to chaꢊgefꢉom MW

to SW receptioꢊ.

II

V

ꢀ

oꢉ " � II,

aꢊt

AUTO tuning:

®

Confirm

Tuning

Push the SEEK tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ " ꢂ:ꢄꢃ

"

to chaꢊge

A

WARNING:

the bꢉoadcast to the ꢊext bꢉoadcastiꢊg statioꢊ.

select

buttons

Band

select button

The raꢊio ꢇhoulꢊ not betuneꢊ whileꢊriving

ꢇo full attention may be given to vehicle

operation.

SAA0225A

HA1 035M

Manual tuning:

MW-SW RADIO WITH CASSETTE

TAPE PLAYER

Frequency range and step change

operations (for Central/South

America)

Station memory operations

Push dowꢊ either tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ " ꢕꢖ ' oꢉ

" ,

"

ꢆ

Six statioꢊs caꢊ be set toꢉ each baꢊd.

1 . Tuꢊe to the desiꢉed statioꢊ.

Push the ON·OFF switch to listeꢊ to the radio

and tuꢊe iꢊ the desired statioꢊ.

AUTO tuning:

The frequeꢊcy ꢉaꢊge aꢊd step of this ꢉadio'caꢊ

be chaꢊged to the ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ

specificatioꢊ. To chaꢊge the fꢉequeꢊcy raꢊge

aꢊd step, proceed as follows:

Push dowꢊ either tuꢊiꢊg buttoꢊ " ꢕꢖ " oꢉ

" ꢗꢘ " for more thaꢊ 1 secoꢊd to chaꢊge the

broadcast to the ꢊext broadcastiꢊg statioꢊ.

2. Depress the statioꢊ select buttoꢊ for two

secoꢊds. The statioꢊ's souꢊd will be iꢊteꢉ-

rupted. Wheꢊ the souꢊd retuꢉꢊs, the desired

statioꢊ is stored iꢊ the memoꢉy aꢊd the

Turꢊ the VOLUME coꢊtrol kꢊob to adjust the

volume.

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system 4-21

4-20 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

clock adjustmeꢊt-miꢊute)

To

ꢊoor. Pressing strongly coulꢊ cause player

Statioꢁꢂemoꢃy opeꢃations

Five statioꢊs caꢊ be set for each baꢊd.

1 . Select the desiꢉed statioꢊ.

ꢊamage.

ad

jus

t

BASS

,

Treb

le,

Fader

the

aꢊd

Ba

la

ꢊee,

pꢉess

The cassette tape will automatically chaꢊge di-

rectioꢊs to play the otheꢉ chaꢊꢊel wheꢊ the first

chaꢊꢊel is completed.

the ME

NU

bu

ttoꢊ

uꢊ

til

desired

mode

BAS, TRE, FAD oꢉ BAL appeaꢉs iꢊ the display.

Press the TUNE ( T ) or ( ꢟꢠ ) buttoꢊ to

adjust Bass aꢊd Tꢉeble to the desired level. Use

the T or ꢟꢠ buttoꢊ also to adjust Fader or

Balaꢊce modes. Fadeꢉ adjusts the souꢊd level

betweeꢊ the froꢊt aꢊd reaꢉ speakers aꢊd Bal-

aꢊce adjusts the souꢊd betweeꢊ the right aꢊd

left speakers.

Eject button

Menu button

SWI C

ON OFF

't hi

knob

REW/FF

buttons

2. Push a statioꢊ select buttoꢊ for more thaꢊ 1 .5

secoꢊds.

Fast foꢃwar

ding oꢃ ꢃew

inding the tape

3. Other buttoꢊs caꢊ be set iꢊ the same maꢊꢊeꢉ.

Push eitheꢉthe " �� , forward or " ꢇꢈꢇꢈ " ꢉewiꢊd

PWR

buttoꢊ for the desiꢉed directioꢊ.

FULL LOGIC CONTRO

ꢑfthe battery cable is discoꢊꢊected, or if the fuse

blows, the ꢉadio memoꢉy will be caꢊcelled. ꢑꢊ

that case, ꢉeset the desired statioꢊs.

�

ELECTRIC TUNER

The " � , or " ꢙꢛꢚ ' symbol will illumiꢊate iꢊ

the display. To stop, push the eject buttoꢊ.

VOL

For clock adjustmeꢊt, see "Clock" iꢊ the "ꢑꢊstꢉu-

meꢊts aꢊd coꢊtrols" sectioꢊ.

Adjusting speakeꢃ sound balance

Changing the diꢃection of tape play

Push the PROG (program) select buttoꢊ. The

" � " or " ꢜꢞꢝ " symbol will illumiꢊate iꢊ the

display to iꢊdicate side of program play.

Pull aꢊd turꢊ the BAL (BALANCE) coꢊtrol kꢊob

to adjust the volume betweeꢊ the right aꢊd left

speakers.

Afteꢉ 1 0 secoꢊds, the ꢉadio or cassette tape

display ꢉeappeaꢉs. Oꢊce the souꢊd quality is set

to the desired level, pꢉess the MENU buttoꢊ

repeatedly uꢊtil the radio or cassette tape dis-

play appears.

Band select button

D,splay

Stopping and ejecting the cassette

Tape button

Adjusting tone quality

Station

select buttons

Tuning (TUNE)

buttons

tape

Turꢊ the TONE kꢊob to adjust the bass aꢊd

treble.

Push the eject " � " buttoꢊ. The tape will stop

playiꢊg aꢊd the cassette tape will automatically

come out.

SM0831

Fꢃequency ꢃange and step change

opeꢃations (for Central/South

America)

Cassette tape opeꢃation

Turꢊ the VOLUME coꢊtrol kꢊob to adjust the

volume.

FM-AM/MW-SW-FM RADIO WITH

CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER

Tuꢉꢊ the igꢊitioꢊ key to "ACC" oꢉ "ON", theꢊ

lightly iꢊseꢉt the cassettetape iꢊto the tape door.

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd step of this ꢉadio caꢊ

be chaꢊged to the ceꢊtral/south Americaꢊ

specificatioꢊ. To chaꢊge the fꢉequeꢊcy raꢊge

aꢊd step, proceed as follows:

MENU button:

Audio main operation

ON·OFF/Volume control:

The cassette tape will automatically pull iꢊto the

player. Thewoꢉd "TAPE" aꢊd aꢊ aꢉrow iꢊdicatiꢊg

tape side will illu�iꢊate iꢊ the display wiꢊdow.

Press the MENU buttoꢊ to chaꢊge the selectiꢊg

mode as follows.

Push the ON·OFF switch to listeꢊ to the ꢉadio

and tuꢊe iꢊ the desired statioꢊ.

BASS � TREBLE � FADE � BALANCE �

1 . Turꢊ the radio uꢊit off by pushiꢊg the

ON·OFF switch.

Do notforce the tape into the cassette tape

Clock ON/OFF (� clock adjustmeꢊt-houꢉ

�

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system ꢀꢁꢂꢃ

4-ꢂ2 Display screenꢉ heater and air conditioner, and audio system

will auꢣomaꢣically be ꢣuꢉꢊed off aꢊd ꢣhe

will play.

2. Tuꢉꢊ ꢣhe ꢉadio uꢊiꢣ oꢊ by pushiꢊg ꢣhe 2. Pusha sꢣaꢣioꢊ selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ foꢉmoꢉeꢣhaꢊ 1 .5

FM-AM

DIO

R

W

IT

H

CA

SSE

D

E

secoꢊds.

ON·OFF swiꢣch while pushiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ selecꢣ

TAP

E

PL

A

N

D

COM

PA

C

T

buꢣꢣoꢊs 1 aꢊd 5.

Changing the ꢊirection of tape play:

DISC (CD) PLAYER

³^.Oꢣheꢉ buꢣꢣoꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ iꢊ ꢣhe same maꢊꢊeꢉ.

If you expeꢉieꢊce difficulꢣies iꢊ chaꢊgiꢊg ꢣhe

ꢉadio specificaꢣioꢊ, coꢊꢣacꢣ a NꢑSSAN dealeꢉ.

Push ꢣhe ^�^�(pꢉogꢉam) buꢣꢣoꢊ. The "1 " oꢉ "

symbol will illumiꢊaꢣe iꢊ ꢣhe display ꢣo I

side of pꢉogꢉam play.

If ꢣhe baꢣꢣeꢉy cable is discoꢊꢊecꢣed, oꢉ if ꢣhe

audio fuse blows, ꢣhe ꢉadio memoꢉy will be

eꢉased. ꢑꢊ such a case, ꢉeseꢣ ꢣhe desiꢉed sꢣa-

ꢣioꢊs.

CD play button

Audio main opeꢃation

Heaꢊ unit:

Display

TAPE play button

TA PE EJECT button

Radio opeꢃation

Raꢊio banꢊ select:

The ꢉadio has aꢊ FM diveꢉsiꢣy ꢉecepꢣioꢊ sysꢣem,

which employs ꢣwo aꢊꢣeꢊꢊas. Oꢊe is a ꢉod ꢣype

aꢊꢣeꢊꢊa; ꢣhe oꢣheꢉ is aꢊ aꢊꢣeꢊꢊa pꢉiꢊꢣed oꢊ ꢣhe

wiꢊdow. This sysꢣem auꢣomaꢣically swiꢣches ꢣo

ꢣhe aꢊꢣeꢊꢊa which is ꢉeceiviꢊg less ꢊoise.

APS (automatic program

��I

search) FF, APS REW:

CD EJECT

button

Cassette tape playeꢃ opeꢃation

Push ꢣhe BAND selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo chaꢊge ꢣhe

ꢉecepꢣioꢊ (FM-AM oꢉ MW-SW-FM).

Push eiꢣheꢉ ꢣhe APS ^I^ꢌꢍ^ꢌꢍoꢉ APS ^��^I

while ꢣhe casseꢣꢣe ꢣape is playiꢊg. The

ꢉuꢊs quickly, sꢣops, ꢣheꢊ plays ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ

ꢣioꢊ.

Tuꢉꢊ ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ key ꢣo "ACC" oꢉ "ON", ꢣheꢊ

lighꢣly iꢊseꢉꢣ ꢣhe casseꢣꢣe ꢣape iꢊꢣo ꢣheꢣapedooꢉ.

I

SEEK/SCAN

tuning button

ꢄ ꢅ ^{TUNE (Tun}ⁱ^ng):

s

The ꢣape deck employs a peꢉmalloy head which

allows foꢉ impꢉoved ꢉepꢉoducꢣioꢊ of high fꢉe-

queꢊcy ꢉaꢊges. Noise is also gꢉeaꢣly ꢉeduced by

ꢣhe combiꢊed use of ꢣhe Dolby NR (Noise

Reducꢣioꢊ) sysꢣem. The auꢣo loudꢊess ciꢉcuiꢣ

eꢊhaꢊces ꢣhe low fꢉequeꢊcy ꢉaꢊge auꢣomaꢣically

iꢊ boꢣh ꢉadio ꢉecepꢣioꢊ aꢊd ꢣape aꢊd CD play-

back.

The casseꢣꢣe ꢣape will auꢣomaꢣically pull iꢊꢣo ꢣhe

playeꢉ. The woꢉd "TAPE" aꢊd aꢊ aꢉꢉow iꢊdicaꢣing

ꢣape side will illumiꢊaꢣe iꢊ ꢣhe display wiꢊdow.

]

A

WARNING:

This sysꢣem seaꢉches aꢣ ꢣhe blaꢊk .

beꢣweeꢊ selecꢣioꢊs. ꢑf ꢣheꢉe. is a blaꢊk

ONoOFF/

Volume

The raꢊio shoulꢊ not betuneꢊ whileꢊriving

so full attention may be given to vehicle

operation.

control kno

Do notforce the tape into the cassette tape

ꢊoor. Pressing strongly coulꢊ caꢁse player

ꢊamage.

ꢣweeꢊ selecꢣioꢊs, ꢣhe sysꢣem may ꢊoꢣ sꢣop iꢊ ꢣhe;

desiꢉed oꢉ expecꢣed locaꢣioꢊ.

i

��lb:�2,

Manual tuning:

TREBLE/FADER

button

select

TAPE EJECT:

�

The casseꢣꢣe ꢣape will auꢣomaꢣically chaꢊge iꢣs

diꢉecꢣioꢊs wheꢊ oꢊe side of ꢣhe ꢣape has fiꢊish

ꢉuꢊꢊiꢊg.

Push dowꢊ eiꢣheꢉ ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ " T " oꢉ

t

�

�CE

;��

��

Push ꢣhe ejecꢣ " � " buꢣꢣoꢊ. The ꢣape will sꢣoꢤ

playiꢊg aꢊd ꢣhe casseꢣꢣe ꢣape will auꢣomaꢣically

come ouꢣ.

u

ꢆ

",

ON·OFF/Volꢁme control:

APS REW button

FF button

PROGRAM button

AUTO tuning:

DOLBY button

Tuꢉꢊ ꢣ

he igꢊiꢣioꢊ

key ꢣo

ACC

oꢉ ON

, aꢊd

while

, ꢣape

ꢣheꢊ

ꢣhe

oꢉ

ꢣhe

PLAY:

APS FF

button

REW b

utton

Push dowꢊ eiꢣheꢉ ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ " T " oꢉ

" ꢡꢢ " foꢉ moꢉe ꢣhaꢊ 0.5 secoꢊd ꢣo change ꢣhe

bꢉoadcasꢣ ꢣo ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ bꢉoadcasꢣiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

push

sysꢣem

CD)

sysꢣem

ꢣhe O

is off

which

was

was ꢣuꢉꢊed

N·OFF

IVOL

coꢊꢣꢉo

l kꢊob

e mode

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢣhe

sysꢣem ꢣuꢉꢊed off aꢊd a ꢣape loaded, ꢣhe

sysꢣem will come oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe ꢣape will play.

ꢣo cal

l up ꢣh

playiꢊ

(ꢉadio

ꢣely befoꢉe

Station select buttons

g immedia

off. W

heꢊ ꢊo

CD oꢉ

hile ꢣh

ꢣape is

e sysꢣ

l kꢊob

Station memoꢌ operations:

Five sꢣaꢣioꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ foꢉ each baꢊd.

1 . Selecꢣ ꢣhe desiꢉed sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh eiꢣheꢉ

ꢣhe ꢉadio oꢉ compacꢣ disc ꢣuꢉꢊed oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe

ꢣape loaded, ꢣhe compacꢣ disc oꢉ ꢣhe ꢉadio

loaded

, ꢣhe

ꢉadio

will come

oꢊ. W

em

is oꢊ

, pus

hiꢊg

ꢣhe O

N·OFF

NOL

coꢊꢣꢉo

SM0467

ꢣuꢉꢊs ꢣhe sysꢣem off.

4-24 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁꢊio system 4-25

1 0 secoꢊds. Pushiꢊg ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ agaiꢊ duriꢊg

ꢣhis 1 0 secoꢊds period will sꢣop SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg

aꢊd ꢣhe radio will ꢉemaiꢊ ꢣuꢊed ꢣo ꢣhaꢣ sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

To ꢣurꢊ ꢣhe radio off, pꢉess ꢣhe ON·OFFIVOL

coꢊꢣrol kꢊob.

turꢊed off aꢊd ꢣhe lasꢣ ꢉadio sꢣaꢣioꢊ played will

come oꢊ.

ꢏ Select

Turꢊ ꢣhe ON·OFFIVOL coꢊꢣꢉol kꢊob ꢣo adjusꢣ

ꢣhe volume.

The FM sꢣeꢉeo iꢊdicaꢣor ST will glow duriꢊg FM

stereo recepꢣioꢊ. Wheꢊ ꢣhe sꢣereo broadcasꢣ

sigꢊal is weak, ꢣhe ꢉadio will auꢣomaꢣically

chaꢊge fꢉom sꢣeꢉeo ꢣo moꢊaural ꢉecepꢣioꢊ.

9"

,

TUNE/DISC

W. I

If ꢣhe SEEK/SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ is ꢊoꢣ pushed

wiꢣhiꢊ 1 0 secoꢊds, SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg moves ꢣo ꢣhe

ꢊexꢣ sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

Freqꢁency range and step change

operations (for Central/Soꢁth America):

The frequeꢊcy ꢉaꢊge aꢊd sꢣep of ꢣhis ꢉadio caꢊ

be chaꢊged ꢣo ꢣhe ceꢊꢣral/souꢣh Americaꢊ

specificaꢣioꢊ. To chaꢊge ꢣhe frequeꢊcy ꢉaꢊge

aꢊd sꢣep, proceed as follows:

TUNE (Tꢁning):

A

Adjust to the

desired level.

BAS - TRE

_

FAD

_

BAL

A

WARNING:

Select the audio mode.

The radioshoꢁldnotbetꢁned whiledriving

so fꢁll attention may be given to vehicle

1 . Tuꢉꢊ ꢣhe audio uꢊiꢣ oꢊ.

SAA0305

2. Press aꢊd hold ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊs 3

aꢊd 4.

operation.

seꢣꢣe ꢣape or CD display appeaꢉs.

FM-AM radio opeꢃation

FM/AM band select:

Adjꢁsting tone qꢁality and speaker

balance:

Use ꢣhese buꢣꢣoꢊs for maꢊual ꢣuꢊiꢊg. To move

quickly ꢣhrough ꢣhe chaꢊꢊels, hold eiꢣher of ꢣhe

TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊs dowꢊ for more ꢣhaꢊ 0.5 secoꢊd.

3. Press ꢣhe maꢊual ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ A while

ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊs 3 aꢊd 4 are beiꢊg

pressed. "AM 530 kHz" is displayed.

To adjusꢣ BASS, TRE (Treble), BAL (Balaꢊce)

aꢊd FAD (Fader), press ꢣhe AUDꢑO buꢣꢣoꢊ uꢊꢣil

SEEK/SCAN tꢁning:

�

ꢣhe desiꢉed mode BAS, TRE, FAD or BAL Pushiꢊg ꢣhe FM/AM baꢊd selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ will

The frequeꢊcy raꢊge aꢊd sꢣep have ꢊow beeꢊ

chaꢊged ꢣo ꢣhe ceꢊꢣral/souꢣh Ameꢉicaꢊ specifi-

caꢣioꢊ.

SEEK tꢁning

chaꢊge ꢣhe baꢊd FM1 , FM2 oꢉ AM.

appears iꢊ ꢣhe display. Press ꢣhe V oꢉ

A buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo adjusꢣ Bass (BAS) aꢊd Treble

Push ꢣhe SEEK/SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢥꢦꢧꢨor

ꢩꢪꢫꢬꢭfoꢉ less ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds. SEEK ꢣuꢊiꢊg

begiꢊs from high ꢣo low or low ꢣo high frequeꢊ-

cies aꢊd sꢣops aꢣ ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ broadcasꢣiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

@ Confirm

Wheꢊ FM/AM baꢊd selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed

(TRE) ꢣo ꢣhe desiꢉed lev�1. Use ꢣhe V oꢉ

while ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ swiꢣch is iꢊ ꢣhe ACC or ON, ꢣh�

A buꢣꢣoꢊ also ꢣo adjusꢣ Fadeꢉ (FAD) or Bal-

ꢉadio will come oꢊ aꢣ ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ lasꢣ played.

aꢊce (BAL) modes. FAD adjusꢣs ꢣhe souꢊd level

-/� -

The lasꢣ sꢣaꢣioꢊ played will also come oꢊ when.

beꢣweeꢊ ꢣhe fꢉoꢊꢣ aꢊd reaꢉ speakers aꢊd BAL

adjusꢣs ꢣhe souꢊd beꢣweeꢊ ꢣhe righꢣ aꢊd lefꢣ

speakeꢉs. Afꢣer 1 0 secoꢊds, ꢣhe radio, casseꢣꢣe

ꢣape or CD display ꢉeappears. Oꢊce ꢣhe souꢊd

qualiꢣy is seꢣ ꢣo ꢣhe desired level, press ꢣhe

AUDꢑO buꢣꢣoꢊ repeaꢣedly uꢊꢣil ꢣhe' ꢉadio, cas-

'

SCAN tꢁning

,ꢈ ,ꢈ

I

1-' _"M ,

ꢣhe power kꢊob is ꢣurꢊed ꢣo ON.

,-

,

=, L' .

I

Push ꢣhe SEEK/SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢥꢦꢧꢨoꢉ

ꢩꢪꢫꢬꢭfoꢉ moꢉe ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds. SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg

begiꢊs from high ꢣo low or low ꢣo high fꢉequeꢊ-

cies aꢊd sꢣops aꢣ each bꢉoadcasꢣiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ for

ꢑf a compacꢣ disc oꢉ ꢣape is playiꢊg wheꢊ ꢣhe

FM/AM baꢊd selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ is ꢣurꢊed ꢣo ON, ꢣhe

compacꢣ disc or ꢣape will auꢣomaꢣically b�

Indicator will come on.

SAA0322

4-26 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system

Display

scre�m

, heater

and air

conditio

ner, and

audio s

ystem

4-27

ꢣhe CD loaded iꢊ ꢣhe player buꢣ ꢣhe tape or

ꢣhe radio playiꢊg, the tape or radio will auto-

matically be turꢊed off aꢊd ꢣhe CD player will

ꢣurꢊ oꢊ.

�

PROG (Program):

Compact disc (CD) playeꢃ opeꢃation

CAUTION:

ꢣhe �� (fasꢣ forward) or ꢐꢏ (rewiꢊd) agaiꢊ,

Station memoꢌ operations:

ꢣhe T

APE

Turꢊ ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ swiꢣch ꢣo ꢣhe ACC or ON

posiꢣioꢊ aꢊd iꢊserꢣ the CD iꢊꢣo the sloꢣ with the

label side faciꢊg up. The CD will be guided

auꢣomaꢣically iꢊꢣo ꢣhe sloꢣ aꢊd start playiꢊg.

Afꢣer loadiꢊg ꢣhe disc, ꢣhe ꢊumber of ꢣracks oꢊ

ꢣhe disc aꢊd the play ꢣime will appear oꢊ ꢣhe

display.

Twelve statioꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ for ꢣhe FM baꢊd (six

for FM1 , six for FM2).

push ꢣhe PROG buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo chaꢊge ꢣhe ꢣape side

while ꢣhe ꢣape is beiꢊg played.

The casseꢣte ꢣape will auꢣomaꢣically chaꢊge di-

recꢣioꢊs to play ꢣhe oꢣher sidewheꢊ the firsꢣ side

Do notforcethecassette tape into thetape

ꢊoor. This coulꢊ cause player ꢊamage.

� �

ꢏ

APS (Automatic

Search) FF, APS REW:

Six sꢣatioꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ for ꢣhe AM baꢊd.

REW

rꢊ),

.,

Foꢏa

.ast

(

ꢎ

ꢑf ꢣh

e sys

ꢣem

is tu

coꢊꢣro

FF

rꢊed

l kꢊob

, th

m

off

wiꢣh

e ꢣa

by

push

the

ll res

ba

ck

iꢊg

cas

ꢣhe

�

ꢏ

6�

�

Wheꢊ the ��I (APS FF) buꢣtoꢊ is pushed whilꢮ

ꢣhe ꢣape is beiꢊg played, the ꢊexꢣ program wilt

sꢣaꢉt ꢣo play from the begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push

��I (APS FF) buꢣtoꢊ several ꢣimes ꢣo

ꢣhrough programs. The ꢣape will advaꢊce

ꢊumber ofꢣimes ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed (up to ꢊiꢊe

programs).

(ReWinꢊ):

ON

·OF

FIV

OL

seꢣꢣ

e

1 . Tuꢊe ꢣo the desired sꢣaꢣioꢊ usiꢊg ꢣhe

SEEK/SCAN or TUNE butꢣoꢊ.

completed.

is

ꢣape

playiꢊ

sꢣill

g w

iꢊ ꢣh

heꢊ

e p

layer

pe wi

ume

Wheꢊ ꢣhe �� (fasꢣ foꢉward) or ꢐꢐ (rewiꢊd)

buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while ꢣhe CD is beiꢊg played,

the CD will play while fast forwardiꢊg or rewiꢊd-

iꢊg. Wheꢊ ꢣhe buꢣtoꢊ is released, the CD will

reꢣurꢊ ꢣo ꢊormal play speed.

If ꢣhe PROG buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed duriꢊg ꢣhe FF or

REW fuꢊcꢣioꢊ, the casseꢣte tape eꢊters ꢣhe

normal play mode.

ꢣhe

sysꢣe

is

ꢣurꢊed

oꢊ.

2. Push ꢣhe desired statioꢊ selecꢣ butꢣoꢊ for

more ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds. (For example, in ꢣhe

diagram ch2 is to be memorized. The radio

mutes wheꢊ ꢣhe select butꢣoꢊ is pushed.)

PLAY:

If ꢣhe radio or ꢣape is already operaꢣiꢊg, iꢣ will

auꢣomaꢣically turꢊ off aꢊd ꢣhe CD will play.

•

W

syste

sys

heꢊ

m ꢣu

tem

ꢣhe

TAPE

butꢣoꢊ

is p

a ꢣa

ꢣhe

ushe

pe l

ꢣape

d wiꢣ

oaded

will

h ꢣh

, ꢣhe

play

e

Dolby NR (Noise Reꢊuction):

rꢊed

off aꢊd

.

CAUTION:

APS (Automatic Program

Wheꢊ ꢣhe Iꢕꢖꢕꢖ (APS REW) buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed

Push ꢣhe Dolby NR DO buꢣtoꢊ for Dolby NR

will

com

3. The iꢊdicaꢣor ch2 will theꢊ come oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe

souꢊd will resume. Memoriziꢊg is ꢊow com-

pleꢣe.

e oꢊ

aꢊd

.

Search) FF, APS REW:

oꢊce, the program beiꢊg played starts over from eꢊco'ded ꢣapes ꢣo reduce high frequeꢊcy ꢣape

the begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push ꢣhe Iꢕꢖꢕꢖ (APS REW) butꢣon noise. The iꢊdicaꢣu will come oꢊ.

Do notforce the compact ꢊisc into theslot.

This coulꢊ ꢊamage the player.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣtoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh eiꢣher

the radio or compact disc ꢣurꢊed oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe

ꢣape loaded, the compact disc or ꢣhe radio

will automaꢣically be ꢣurꢊed off aꢊd the ꢣape

will play.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe ��I (APS FF) buꢣtoꢊ is pushed while

the CD is beiꢊg played, ꢣhe program ꢊext to the

preseꢊt oꢊe will sꢣaꢉꢣ ꢣo play from iꢣs begiꢊniꢊg.

Push several times ꢣo skip ꢣhrough programs.

The CD will advaꢊce the ꢊumber of times the

butꢣoꢊ is pushed. (Wheꢊ ꢣhe last program oꢊ the

CD is skipped ꢣhrough, the first program will be

played.) Wheꢊ the Iꢕꢖꢕꢖ (APS REW) buꢣꢣoꢊ is

pushed, ꢣhe program beiꢊg played reꢣurꢊs to its

begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push several times ꢣo skip back

through programs. The CD disc will go back the

ꢊumber of times ꢣhe buꢣtoꢊ is pushed.

several ꢣimes ꢣo skip back several selecꢣioꢊs:

The ꢣape will go back ꢣhe ꢊumber of ꢣimes ꢣhe

buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed. Eiꢣher ꢣhe FF or REW symbol

Dolby ꢊoise reducꢣioꢊ is maꢊufactured uꢊder

liceꢊse from Dolby Laboraꢣories Liceꢊsiꢊg Cor-

poratioꢊ. Dolby NR aꢊd ꢣhe double-D symbol

ꢑf ꢣhe sysꢣem has beeꢊ ꢣurꢊed off while the CD

was playiꢊg, pushiꢊg ꢣhe ON·OFFIVOL coꢊꢣrol

kꢊob will sꢣaꢉt ꢣhe CD.

4. Oꢣherbuꢣtoꢊs caꢊ be set iꢊ the same maꢊꢊer.

ꢑf ꢣhe baꢣtery cable is discoꢊꢊected, or if ꢣhe fuse

. blows, fhe radio memoꢉy will be caꢊcelled. ꢑꢊ

ꢣhat case, reseꢣ the desired staꢣioꢊs.

flashes oꢊ ꢣhe righꢣ side of ꢣhe display wiꢊdow

while searchiꢊg for ꢣhe selectioꢊ.

are ꢣrademarks of Dolby Laboratories Li-

ceꢊsiꢊg Corporatioꢊ.

.

DO

8 cm diameꢣer CD caꢊ also be used wiꢣhouꢣ aꢊ

adapter.

•

ꢑfꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed duriꢊg either ꢣhe

FF, REW, APS FF or APS REW fuꢊcꢣioꢊ, ꢣhe

casseꢣꢣe ꢣape eꢊꢣers the ꢊormal play mode.

To sꢣop ꢣhe APS FF or APS REW fuꢊctioꢊ, push

ꢣhe TAPE buꢣtoꢊ.

Cassette tape playeꢃ opeꢃation

Metal or chrome tape usage:

PLAY:

The cassetꢣe player will be auꢣomaꢣically seꢣ ꢣo

high performaꢊce play wheꢊ playiꢊg a meꢣal or

chrome casseꢣte ꢣape.

Turꢊ the igꢊitioꢊ key ꢣo ACC or ON, aꢊd ꢣheꢊ

lighꢣly iꢊserꢣ the cassetꢣe ꢣape iꢊꢣo ꢣhe ꢣape door.

The cassetꢣe tape will be auꢣomaꢣically pulled

iꢊto ꢣhe player.

REW

,

rꢊ)

Foꢍa

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe CD/CHG butꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh

ꢣhe CD loaded aꢊd ꢣhe sysꢣem off, ꢣhe system

will ꢣurꢊ oꢊ aꢊd the CD player will ꢣurꢊ oꢊ.

(Fast

This sysꢣem searches for the blaꢊk iꢊꢣervals

betweeꢊ selecꢣioꢊs. ꢑf ꢣhere is a blaꢊk iꢊꢣeꢉval

wiꢣhiꢊ oꢊe program or ꢣhere is ꢊo iꢊꢣeꢉval be-

ꢣweeꢊ programs, ꢣhe sysꢣem may ꢊot sꢣop iꢊ ꢣhe .

desired or expecꢣed locatioꢊ.

FF

(Rewinꢊ):

ꢏ

�

6�

�

TAPE EJECT:

Push ꢣhe �� (fasꢣ forward) butꢣoꢊ to fasꢣ for-

ward ꢣhe ꢣape. To rewiꢊd ꢣhe ꢣape, push ꢣhe

ꢏꢐ (rewiꢊd) butꢣoꢊ. Either ꢣhe FF or REW

symbol illumiꢊates oꢊ the righꢣ side ofꢣhe display

wiꢊdow. To sꢣop ꢣhe FF or REW fuꢊcꢣioꢊ, press

�

Wheꢊ ꢣhe CD/CHG buꢣtoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢊo

disc iꢊ ꢣhe player, ꢣhe NO DꢑSC iꢊdicaꢣor will

flash oꢊ ꢣhe display.

The radio or CD will turꢊ off (if it is oꢊ) aꢊd ꢣhe

casseꢣte tape will begiꢊ to play.

Wheꢊ ꢣhis buꢣtoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢣhe ꢣape

loaded, ꢣhe ꢣape will be ejected.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe ꢣape is ejecꢣed while it is beiꢊg played,

the sysꢣem will be turꢊed off.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe CD/CHG buꢣtoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh

4-29

system

d aꢁdio

er, .an

dition

air con

er and

n, heat

y scree

Disꢂla

4-28 Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

LW-MW-FW RADIO WITH

COMPACT DISC (CD) PLAYER

oꢊ.

tem

sys

the

with

is loaded

CD

:

ogram)

(Pr

PROG

2

3

20G

PR

W

is

4

5

6

CD

e

th

haꢊ

e

hil

ll c

w

wi

hed

rꢊ

pus

is

ttoꢊ

play

bu

G

O

PR

e

th

heꢊ

This uꢊit

is aꢊ elec

troꢊic L

aꢊti-the

fꢣ syste

W-MW

-FM rad

io aꢊd

traffic

as

ge

tte

pa

he

, t

played

g

beiꢊ

CD

player

with aꢊ

m aꢊd

follows:

aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊt fuꢊctioꢊ.

ꢊo mark: All the programs will be played repeat-

edly iꢊ sequeꢊce.

Ant-tꢄꢅꢆ systꢅm (witꢄout pꢅrsonal

codꢅ)

1 : Oꢊly oꢊe program (the oꢊe beiꢊg played

wheꢊ the PROG buttoꢊ is pushed) will be

repeated.

This uꢊit caꢊ oꢊly be activated wheꢊ the igꢊitioꢊ

key for NATS is iꢊ the ACC or ON positioꢊ.

TA

AF

�R'D'S

/EON

Each radio is uꢊiquely matched to the vehicle's

immobilizer aꢊd therefore caꢊꢊot be ꢣraꢊsferred

to aꢊy other vehicle.

RANDOM: Programs will be played at raꢊdom,

ꢊot followiꢊg thesequeꢊce oꢊ the CD. The same

program may be repeated twice.

-

ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ ꢜꢝ

COIN

r

AF TA EON

ꢈ

AS

ꢍꢍꢍ,' ,ꢎꢍ,ꢎ,ꢎ,ꢎ

ꢍꢍ

ꢈ

Anti-tꢄꢅft systꢅm (witꢄ pꢅrsonal codꢅ)

ern

tt

pa

ma

ay

pl

he

change

, t

teꢊ

ejec

iꢇ

CD

the

When

.

rk

no

to

lly

tica

By usiꢊg a persoꢊal 4-digit code kꢊowꢊ oꢊly to

the vehicle owꢊer, the possibility of the audio

uꢊit beiꢊg stoleꢊ is effectively reduced, because

without the code, the uꢊit caꢊꢊot be activated.

Wheꢊ used ꢊormally, the uꢊit is uꢊlocked aꢊd

accessible iꢊ the usual way.

toma

au

ll

wi

T:

EC

EJ

CD

�

9

7

9

1 1

ꢁꢂ1 270

1 0

e

th

wi

hed

ted.

pus

ejec

is

ttoꢊ

be

bu

ill

T

w

C

EJE

CD

, t

e

th

heꢊ

CD

W

CD

he

loaded

When this buttoꢊ is pushed while the CD is

beiꢊg played, the CD will come out aꢊd the

system will turꢊ off.

7. VOLUME coꢊtrol buttoꢊ

1. TA (Traffic Aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊt) buttoꢊ

2. POWER buttoꢊ

ꢑf however, force is used to try aꢊd remove the

uꢊit, the aꢊti-thefꢣ system activates aꢊd the uꢊit

locks. The oꢊly way it caꢊ be uꢊlocked is by

eꢊteriꢊg the persoꢊal code ꢊumber kꢊowꢊ oꢊly

by the owꢊer. This code ꢊumber caꢊꢊot be

altered aꢊd applies oꢊly to your vehicle. This

code ꢊumber is showꢊ oꢊ a radio pass card. The

radio passcard is iꢊstalled iꢊ the glove box at the

8. Radio baꢊd select buttoꢊ

9. Radio memory buttoꢊs

1 0. SEEKITRACK buttoꢊ

1 1 . TUNE buttoꢊ

If the CD comeꢇ out anꢊ iꢇ not removeꢊ, it

will be pulleꢊ back into the ꢇlot to protect

it. (Thiꢇ function will not work for 8 cm

ꢊiameter compact ꢊiꢇcꢇ.)

3. AF (Alterꢊative Frequeꢊcy) buttoꢊ

4. CD EJECT buttoꢊ

5. SRC (Source selector) buttoꢊ

6. MODE buttoꢊ

CD IN inꢊicator:

CD IN iꢊdicator appears oꢊ the display wheꢊ the

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and'audio system 4ꢄ3 1

4-30 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system

ctor:

ce sele

Sour

SRC

MꢑX/REPEAT OFF - REPEAT TRACK - MIX

DꢑSC.

BASS control

becomes iꢊoperable foꢉ 1 0 secoꢊds for ꢣhe

firsꢣ ꢣhree aꢣꢣempꢣs, ꢣheꢊ ꢣhe code iꢊpuꢣ mode

is auꢣomaꢣically seꢣ (CODE ꢑN is displayed).

vehicle producꢣioꢊs siꢣe. Ask a NꢑSSAN dealer

foꢉ ꢣhe locaꢣioꢊ of youꢉ radio pass card.

Radio opꢅꢃation

e

ꢏ

beꢣwe

g source

lisꢣeꢊiꢊ

ꢣime

se

CD.

lecꢣs ꢣhe

buꢣꢣoꢊ

aꢊd

respecꢣ

This

radio

Use ꢣhis mode ꢣo eꢊhaꢊce or aꢣꢣeꢊuaꢣe bass

respoꢊse,

�� Banꢊ select/Auto store:

d,]

is presse

ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ

Each

Audio mode iꢊdicaꢣioꢊs aꢊd descripꢣioꢊ of op-

eraꢣioꢊ,

A

WARNING:

Wheꢊ you press ꢣhe FM/AM buꢣꢣoꢊ, ꢣhe recep-

ꢣioꢊ baꢊd-chaꢊges iꢊ ꢣhe followiꢊg oꢉdeꢉ:

,

layed

disp

will be

ode

ive m

ꢣhe

II'

7. ꢑf ꢣhe code is iꢊcorrecꢣ ꢣhe fourꢣh ꢣime, ꢣhe

uꢊiꢣ becomes iꢊoperable for 60 miꢊuꢣes aꢊd

(- - --) is displayed, Afꢣeꢉ 60 miꢊuꢣes, ꢣhe

code iꢊpuꢣ mode is auꢣomaꢣically seꢣ (CODE

ꢑN is displayed). If ꢣhe above is repeaꢣed 1 7

ꢣimes, ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ will lock permaꢊeꢊꢣly aꢊd you

will ꢊeed ꢣo coꢊꢣacꢣ a NꢑSSAN dealer.

Press ꢣhe << oꢉ >> buꢣꢣoꢊ while iꢊ ꢣhe bass

conꢣꢉol mode ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe bass.

Keep the raꢊio pass carꢊ in a safe place

anꢊ refrain from keeping it in the vehicle.

Contact a NISSAN ꢊealer if you lose the

raꢊio pass carꢊ or forget the coꢊe number

of your raꢊio.

o-I

h auꢣ

will swiꢣc

uꢊiꢣ

, ꢣhe

iꢊserꢣed

ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ

CD is

lly ꢣo

g ꢣhese

ꢑf ꢊo

maꢣica

Duriꢊ

DISC.

AUDIO CONTROL

1

AUDIO

MODE

UP/DOWN BUTTON

s"

3 secoꢊd

FM Ba_ꢊꢊd

afꢣeꢉ

source

Center

rol

cont

_NOj ^T^R^EBLE

lay shows

ꢣhe disp

3 secoꢊds

«

FM

(AS)

position

FM

BASS

ꢋ

1 Use ꢣhis mode ꢣo eꢊhaꢊce or .aꢣꢣeꢊuaꢣe ꢣhe

(bass

BASS -5

BASS 0

TREB 0

BASS +5

TREB +5

moꢊe:

tion

selec

: treble,

he « or

l mode

'

Auꢊio

adjustment)

AM Baꢊd

TREBLE

Unlocking the unit:

Pꢉess ꢣhe

audio selecꢣioꢊ

�ode (MO

laꢊce, fader

DE) buꢣꢣo

aꢊd loud

n! Press ꢣ

-' coꢊꢣro

>> buꢣꢣoꢊ

while iꢊ ꢣh

e ꢣreble

(treble

TREB -5

Audio main opꢅꢃation

Power switch:

MW

ꢌ

ꢍ

LW

adjustment)

ꢣo se

lecꢣ bass

, ꢣꢉeb

le, ba

Reaꢊ this section veꢌ carefully. It is impor-

tant that the instructions are followeꢊ pre-

cisely.

ꢣo adjusꢣ

ꢣhe ꢣreb

le.

BALANCE

(Ieftlright

balance

,

buꢣꢣoꢊs

or

V

A

h ꢣhe

ꢊess wiꢣ

BAL L 7

{BALANCE

Left)

BAL R 7

(BALANCE

Right)

BALANCE control

Duriꢊg FM recepꢣioꢊ, wheꢊ ꢣhe FM buꢣꢣoꢊ is

pꢉessed for aꢣ leasꢣ ꢣwo secoꢊds, sꢣaꢣioꢊs aꢉe

searched for auꢣomaꢣically aꢊd ꢣhe six sꢣaꢣioꢊs

wiꢣh ꢣhe sꢣroꢊgesꢣ sigꢊals aꢉe auꢣomaꢣically

sꢣored iꢊꢣo ꢣhe pꢉeseꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊs (1 ꢣo 6) iꢊ FM

(AS),

BAL 0

FAD 0

ll.

as we

meꢊu

ꢣo

ꢣhis

Tuꢉꢊ ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ swiꢣch ꢣo ꢣhe ACC or ON

posiꢣioꢊ, ꢣhen push ꢣhe power swiꢣch. The mode

(radio or CD) which was playiꢊg immediaꢣely

before ꢣhe sysꢣem was ꢣurꢊed off resumes play-

iꢊg. If ꢣhere is ꢊo CD iꢊserꢣed iꢊ ꢣhe player, the

radio comes oꢊ. Pushiꢊg ꢣhe power swiꢣch agaiꢊ

ꢣurꢊs ꢣhe sysꢣem off.

is added

mode

mix

The

adjustment)

Use ꢣhis mode ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe balaꢊce of ꢣhe

volume beꢣweeꢊ ꢣhe lefꢣ aꢊd righꢣ chaꢊꢊels,

Press ꢣhe « or >> buꢣꢣoꢊ while iꢊ ꢣhe bal-

ance coꢊtrol mode ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe lefꢣ/righꢣ bal-

ance,

If ꢣhe baꢣꢣery supply ꢣo ꢣhe vehicle is iꢊꢣerrupꢣed

by accideꢊꢣ foꢉ some reasoꢊ, ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ will lock.

FADER

!

auꢣo-

iꢣch off

will sw

buꢣꢣoꢊ

ode

ioꢊ m

8 secoꢊds

selecꢣ

audio

lly afꢣer

The

maꢣica

FAD R 7

{FADER

Rear)

FAD F 7

(FADER

Front)

{front/rear

balance

^,:

is pressed

if ꢊo

adjustment)

To uꢊlock ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ, proceed as follows:

Raꢊio Moꢊe

LOUDNESS ON/OFF

1 . Pꢉess ꢣhe power/volume coꢊꢣrol kꢊob ꢣo ꢣuꢉꢊ

ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ oꢊ.

Press the A button.

The souꢊd is muꢣed uꢊꢣil ꢣhe auꢣo sꢣore opera-

ꢣioꢊ is compleꢣed.

.

FADER control

Press ꢣhe << oꢉ >> buꢣꢣoꢊ while iꢊ ꢣhe

audio mode ꢣo ꢣurꢊ ꢣhe loudꢊess fuꢊcꢣioꢊ on aꢊd

off, The loudꢊess mode is displayed as follows:

^�Fader ^{� Loudness}

^�Treble ^{� Balance}

Bass

Volꢁme control:

2. CODE ꢑN is displayed.

Use ꢣhis mode ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe balaꢊce of ꢣhe

volume beꢣweeꢊ ꢣhe froꢊꢣ aꢊd reaꢉ chaꢊꢊels,

Press the V button,

TUNE (Tuning):

A

V

Press ꢣhe

+

or - side of ꢣhe volume coꢊꢣrol

CD Moꢊe

3. ꢑꢊpuꢣ your persoꢊal code by pressiꢊg ꢣhe

pꢉeseꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊs (1 ꢣo 4).

buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe volume.

Bass ꢁ= Treble ꢁ= Balance

ꢉ

Fader ꢁ= Loudness Press ꢣhe << or >> buꢣꢣoꢊ while iꢊ ꢣhe fader

A

WARNING:

LOUDrJESS

LOUDrJESS OFF

coꢊꢣrol mode ꢣo adjusꢣ ꢣhe froꢊꢣlꢉear balaꢊce.

CAUTION:

4. Pꢉess ꢣhe A buꢣꢣoꢊ.

LOUDNESS ON

LOUDNESS OFF

The raꢊioshoulꢊ not betuneꢊ while ꢊriving

in orꢊerfor full attention to be given to the

ꢊriving operation.

Press the A button.

MIX control

Turning the ignition switch on or turning

the power on with the volume set at the

maximum position can ꢊamage your ears.

, ꢣhe

appears

is correcꢣ

frequeꢊcy

beꢉ

ꢊum

A radio

code

eꢊꢣered

ꢣuꢉꢊs

ꢣhe

radio

ꢣhe

5. ꢑf

oꢊ

oꢊ.'

Duriꢊg ꢣhe CD mix mode, each press of ꢣhe

<< or >> buꢣꢣoꢊ will cause ꢣhe audio uꢊiꢣ ꢣo

scroll ꢣhrough ꢣhree meꢊu opꢣioꢊs as follows:

lay.

disp

Pꢉess ꢣhese buꢣꢣoꢊs ꢣo ꢣuꢊe ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊs maꢊu-

ally, The frequeꢊcy iꢊcꢉeases wheꢊ ꢣhe

6. ꢑf ꢣhe eꢊꢣered code is iꢊcoꢉꢉecꢣ, ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ

em

syst

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system 4-33

audio

, and

ioner

condit

air

er and

, heat

een

ay scr

Displ

4-32

announcement is finished, the unit returns to the

source which was set before the traffic an-

nouncement started and the volume returns to

the previous level. For EON stations the radio is

interrupted by EON stations with' traffic an-

nouncements. The TA mode is cancelled if the

TA button is pressed during a traffic announce-

ment.

REG (Regional) mode

available or the signal is too weak to receive.

Enhanced Other Network (EON) data

date (this function also operates when

AF mode is off.)

Radio data systꢅm (RDS)

Alternative Frequeney (AF):

A button is pressed and decreases when the

V button is pressed.

To activate the PTY news function press the TA

button for more than 2 seconds during FM

mode. The display indicates PTY news for 3

seconds and a PTY icon.

This mode is turned on and off by pressing .the

AF button for more than 2 seconds while in the

FM mode. When the mode is turned on, REG

ON is displayed for 3 seconds and all bits of the

PI code are checked during the automatic

switching function. When the REG mode is

turned off, all bits of the PI code (except the area

The frequency changes in steps of 1 00 kHz on

the FM band, 9 kHz on the MW band, and 3 kHz

on the LW band.

, this

ved

recei

being

•

The AF function operates in the FM (radio)

a is

dat

EON

When

'

and CD Mode.

tations

s

re

ressu

r p

the

of o

uning

ret

tic

oma

aut

the

c

ed

link

rk

wo

net

ica

Also

rk.

wo

net

same

When the AF button is pressed for less than

2 seconds, the AF function is turned on.

When the AF button is pressed formorethan

2 seconds in FM mode, the REG (Regional)

function operates.

1. PTY news seek

up

ts

ligh

tor

ind

own

d d

d

. EON

s hel

use

be

on i

butt

an

V

or

A

the

ther

If ei

for

the

in

while

ions

tat

will

s

cy

EON

RDS

frequen

, the

ceiving

ond

re

sec

0.5

The radio enters PTY news seek mode by

r than

longe

d

ban

the

on

ease

ecr

band.

RDS functions:

or d

crease

y in

tinuousl

con

Traffic announcement seek

code) are checked during the automatic switch-

�ressing the seek up/down « < or » ) tun-

,')j

d.

elease

is r

on

butt

.

ion

il the

unt

ct

Ing button within 5 seconds after activating the

fun

ing

If no station providing traffic announcements (in

TA mode) is found once all the frequencies have

been searched, the radio returns to the previ-

PTY news function.

:

ing

tun

(TA):

uncement

anno

raffic

on T

(stati

function

e (PS)

Seꢀic

Program

<

The following functions 'operate when the AF

0

If the radio catches the desired PTY news

tion)

func

lay

disp

name

Pushing the SEEK button << or >> tunes

from high to low or low to high frequencies and

stops at the next broadcasting station.

mode is on:

This function operates in the FM (radio) and CD

mode.

ously tuned in station and NO TRAFFIC IS station, the PTY NEWS appears on the display

k'

h see

wit

d in

une

is t

tion

prog

tely

sta

RDS

an

When

Automatic switching function

displayed for 3 seconds:

for 3 seconds and followed by the station name.

2. PTY news standby mode

will ^be

name

tion

sta

ram

r re

the

tuning,

manual

•

The TA mode is selected when the TA button

is pressed for less than 2 seconds. TA

indicator lights in the TA ON mode.

S

RD

the

This function compares the strengths of the

signals of the stations on the AF (alternative

frequency list) and selects the station with the

optimum reception conditions.

ving

cei

afte

Volume level for traffic announcements

dia

imme

yed

displa

ꢈ

to

®

Preset:

•

The PTY news standby mode can be acti-

vated in FM or CD mode.

The volume fortraffic announcements can be set

by using the function adjustment button << or

>> as described in the user set up menu.

Press a preset button for less than 2 seconds to

interrupt

receive the station preset at that button.

y broadcast

genc

Emer

•

TheTA mode operates whether the AF mode

(Eu

EBU

FOR

-

TION

INTERRUP

[ALARM

is on or off.

•

A PTY news interruption will be announced

and the PTY NEWS will be displayed for 3

seconds, when the radio' detects the same

PTY news code between PTY news standby

mode and the tuned station or EON stations.

The display will then change to the PTY name

of the interrupting station.

Pressing a preset button for more than 2 sec-

onds will cause the station currently being re-

ceived to be stored in the memory of that button.

NFO]

Program information (PI) search

I

) SPEC

Union

dcasting

Broa

Program Type (PlY) News

•

TA icon (TA) is displayed when the TA mode

is turned on. TA OFF is displayed when the

TA mode button is pressed for less than 2

seconds.

Program information (PI) search begins auto-

matically if no suitable station is found with the

above automatic switching function. The PI

search function checks each RDS station with

the same PI code. During this time the sound is

muted and PI SEARCH is displayed. The PI

search operation stopswhen a suitablestation is

found. If no station is found once all the frequen-

cieshave been searched, the radio returnsto the

previous frequency.

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d

co

Y

PT

ves

ecei

ra

dio r

the

When

When the PTY news mode is activated and the

radio receives a PTY news code from the FM

broadcasting news station, the actual playing

mode will be interrupted by the FM broadcasting

news station. Once the news broadcast is fin-

ished the unit returns to the previous mode.

d is

soun

the

de),

co

ast

dc

broa

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cy

rgen

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Twelve stations can be set for the FM band (six

rd,

is hea

ast

dc

broa

cy

rgen

, the

ted

rup

to FM, six for FM-AS).

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volume

. The

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LARM

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PT

Traffic announcement interrupt function

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Six stations can be set for both the MW and LW

bands.

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time

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men

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broa

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the

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On

ts.

d,

When a traffic announcement is received while

the TA mode is set, the announcement is tuned

in and the volume increases to the set level.

TRAFFIC INFO is displayed. Once the traffic

•

When pressing the TA button for more than 2

seconds, the PTY news standby mode is

switched off and PTY news icon disappears

from the display.

the

ret

tely

dia

t imme

uni

the

NOTE:

ous source.

In some countries or regions, this service is not

Display screen, hea,ter and air conditioner; and audio system 4-35

4-34 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system

FM-AM RADIO WITH CASSETTE

TAPE PLAYER AND COMPACT

DISC (CD) CHANGER

1 . CD LOAD buꢣꢣoꢊ

2. SEEK/APS REW, APS FFITRACK

ADJUSTING buꢣꢣoꢊ

3. AUTOP (Auꢣomaꢣic preseꢣ) buꢣꢣoꢊ

4. SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ

5. CD PLAY buꢣꢣoꢊ

6. TAPE PLAY buꢣꢣoꢊ

7. Radio baꢊd selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ

8. DOLBY buꢣꢣoꢊ

3. Pꢐ news interruption moꢊe

eraꢣioꢊ aꢊd play resumes auꢣomaꢣically.

�

Auꢣo ꢣuꢊiꢊg is peꢉformed in ꢣhe followiꢊg cases:

Pꢉess ꢣhe << buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo chaꢊge ꢣo ꢣhe begi



•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TA buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed duriꢊg a PTY

ꢊews iꢊꢣeꢉꢉupꢣioꢊ, ꢣhe radio reꢣurꢊs ꢣo ꢣhe

pꢉevious souꢉce. However, PTY ꢊews

sꢣaꢊdby mode is kepꢣ.

•

Wheꢊ ꢊo RDS daꢣa is received for over 25

secoꢊds wheꢊ ꢣheAF mode is oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe TA

mode is off.

1

2

ꢅ

4

5

7

ꢄ

9

1 ꢆ 1 1

6

ꢊiꢊg of ꢣhe curreꢊꢣ ꢣꢉack. Souꢊd is muꢣed durinꢞ

ꢣhis opeꢉaꢣioꢊ aꢊd play resumes auꢣomaꢣically:�

If eiꢣher ꢣhe >> or << buꢣꢣoꢊ is held

loꢊger ꢣhaꢊ 2 secoꢊds, ꢣhe ꢣꢉack will coꢊꢣiꢊu:

ously fasꢣ-foꢉwaꢉd (or ꢉewiꢊd) wiꢣh ꢣhe audiꢰ

-

Wheꢊ a ꢣraffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ iꢊꢣerrupꢣioꢊ

sꢣaꢣioꢊ caꢊꢊoꢣ be received for oveꢉ 25 sec-

oꢊds wheꢊ ꢣhe AF mode is off aꢊd ꢣhe TA

mode is oꢊ.

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe SRC buꢣꢣoꢊ is pressed duriꢊg a

PTY ꢊews iꢊꢣerrupꢣioꢊ, ꢣhe radio chaꢊges ꢣo

ꢣhe CD mode. Howeveꢉ, PTY ꢊews sꢣaꢊdby

mode is kepꢣ.

ꢚ

ouꢣpuꢣ muꢣed, uꢊꢣil ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is ꢉeleased.

CD EJECT:

�

,

;

•

Wheꢊ ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ iꢊꢣerrupꢣioꢊ RDS

sꢣaꢣioꢊ caꢊꢊoꢣ be received for over 25 sec-

oꢊds wheꢊ both ꢣhe AF aꢊd TA modes are

oꢊ.

ꢑf ꢣhe radio baꢊd chaꢊges ꢣo ꢣhe MW or LW,

ꢣheꢊ ꢣhe PTY ꢊews sꢣaꢊdby mode will be

swiꢣched off.

Press ꢣhe ejecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ

pacꢣ disc.

ꢱꢲ ꢣo ejecꢣ ꢣhe com;

-

!:

User set up menu:

9. RPT (Repeaꢣ) play buꢣꢣoꢊ

1 0. RADIO TUNE/FFREW/AUDꢑO (Bass,

. ꢣreble, fader, balaꢊce) ADJUSTꢑNG buꢣꢣoꢊ

Compact disc (CD) playꢅꢃ opꢅration

Push ꢣhe poweꢉ swiꢣch while pressiꢊg aꢊd hold-

iꢊg ꢣhe FM buꢣtoꢊ.

Turꢊ ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ swiꢣch ꢣo ꢣhe ACC or ON

posiꢣioꢊ aꢊd iꢊseꢉꢣ ꢣhe. compacꢣ disc iꢊꢣoꢣhe sloꢣ

wiꢣh ꢣhe label side faciꢊg up. The compacꢣ disc

will be guided auꢣomaꢣically iꢊꢣo ꢣhe sloꢣ aꢊd

sꢣaꢉꢣ playiꢊg.

PUSH

VOL

PWR

Each ꢣime ꢣhe

TA VOL(ume) oꢉ ON VOL aꢉe selecꢣed.

A

oꢉ V buꢣꢣoꢊ is pressed,

1 1 . CD EJECT buꢣꢣoꢊ

1 2. ON·OFFIVOL (Volume) coꢊꢣꢉol kꢊob

1 3. Audio/Clock display

1 4. Sꢣaꢣioꢊ aꢊd preseꢣ (radio)/CD iꢊserꢣ oꢉ CD

play selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ

1 5. TAPE EJECT buꢣꢣoꢊ

FULL LOG'C CONTROL CECK

MENU

Pressiꢊg ꢣhe » or << buꢣꢣoꢊ chaꢊges ꢣhe

volume level up or dowꢊ ꢉespecꢣively. Afꢣer ꢣhe

desired levels have beeꢊ seꢣ, ꢣhe seꢣꢣiꢊgs are

memorized by pressiꢊg ꢣhe power swiꢣch.

If ꢣhe radio is already operaꢣiꢊg, iꢣ will auꢣomaꢣi-

cally ꢣurꢊ off aꢊd ꢣhe compacꢣ disc will play.

CAUTION:

Auto retune:

1 6. MENU (Bass, ꢣreble, fadeꢉ, balaꢊce, clock)

Do not force the compact ꢊisc into the slot.

ꢑf ꢣhe lasꢣ ꢣuꢊed sꢣaꢣioꢊ does ꢊoꢣ bꢉoadcasꢣ

RDS/EON daꢣa while iꢊ CD mode, ꢣhe ꢉadio will

auꢣomaꢣically ꢉeꢣuꢊe ꢣo a sꢣaꢣioꢊ pꢉovidiꢊg

RDS/EON daꢣa. Wheꢊ ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ is ꢉeꢣurꢊed ꢣo ꢣhe

radio mode, ꢣhe previous sꢣaꢣioꢊ is selecꢣed.

buꢣꢣoꢊ

This coulꢊ ꢊamage the player.

1 5

1 ꢅ

1 6

1 2

own:

up/ꢊ

k

Trac

>

Press >> buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo chaꢊge ꢣo ꢣhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg of

ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ ꢣrack. Souꢊd is muꢣed duriꢊg ꢣhis op-

ꢁꢂꢃꢄꢅꢆ

Disꢂlay screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system 4-37

4-36 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system

then'

orWili

hold eꢉther side of the TUNE button down for

e channel ^indicat

3. Th

th

Radio opꢅꢃation

For clock adjustment, see "Clock" in the "lnstru�l

ments and controls" section.

BASS � TREBLE � FADER � BALANCE'�

CLOCK ON/OFF (� clock adjustment mode)

Audio main opꢅꢃation

^{more than}X^{0.5 second.}

e

sound

w

ill

resume

.

M

em

'

"

o'1zln9

'

I

Radio ꢑand select:

I

complete.

Head unit:

ng:

tuni

EK

SE

Once you have adjusted the sound qualꢉty to thel

desired level, press the MENU button repeatedly!

until the radio, cassette tape or CD displayi

reappears. Otherwise, the radio, cassette tapel

or CD display will automatically reappear afteri

pushing the FM/AM button will change the band

To adjust

Bass, Tr

eble, F

ader an

d Bala

nce,

4.

The tape deck employs a permalloy head which

allows for improved reproduction of high fre-

quency ranges. Noise ꢉs also greatly reduced by

the combined use of the Dolby NR (Noise

Reduction) system. The auto loudness circuit

enhances the low frequency range automatically

in both radio reception and tape and CD play-

back.

Oth

er

butto

ns

can

be

set

in

th

e same

'

.

Pushing the SEEK- button � or

from high to low or low to high freque^Ancies^tuaⁿn^ed^s

follows:

as

, manner.

press

the MENU

butto

n un

til th

e desi

red mod

e

If

the

batteꢌ

(BASS

, TREBL

cable

E, FA

DER

is

^O^rBALAN

disconne

ct

ed,

CE)

ap-

or

if

AM � FM1

�

FM2

�

AM

stops at the next broadcasting station.

the fuse

erased.

tions.

pea

blows, the

rs

radio

reset

in t

memo

ꢌ

the

he

display

will

desired

be

. Pr

ess

the

TU

NE

( V

,

When FM/AM button is pushed while the igni-

A ) or SEEK ( �

,

A ) button to adjust

In that

case,

sta-

SCAN SCAN tuning:

about 1 0 seconds.

i

Bass and Treble to the desired level. Use the

tion switch ꢉs in the ACC or ON position, the

Pushing the SCꢈN tuning button tunesfrom low

to high frequenCꢉes and stops at each broad-

casting station for 5 seconds. Pushing the but-

ton again during this 5 second period will stop

SCAN tuning and the radio will remain tuned to

that station.

If the SCAN tuning button is not pushedwithꢉn 5

seconds, SCAN tuning moves to the next sta-

tion.

TUNE or SEEK button also to adjust Fader or Frequency range and step change

radio will come on at the station last played.

Automatic preset button:

operations (for Central/South America):

Balance modes. Fader adjusts the sound level

The last statꢉon played wꢉll also come on when

the ON·OFFNOL control knob ꢉs pushed to ON.

between the front and rear speakers and Bal-

To select the preset FM or AM, push the AUTOP

button for less than 1 .5 seconds.

To preset the station frequency automatically,

push the AUTOP button for more than 1 .5

seconds.

The frequency range and step of this radio can:

be changed to the Central/South American;

specification. To change the frequency range

and step, proceed as follows:

ON·OFF/Volume control:

ance adjusts the sound between the right and

left speakers.

If a compact disc or tape is playing when the

FM/AM button ꢉs turned to ON, the compact

disc or tape will automatꢉcally be turned off and

Turn the ignition key to ACC or ON, and then

push the ON·OFFNOL (Volume) control knob

while the system isoffto call up the mode (radio,

tape or CD) which was playing immediately

before the system was turned off. When no CD

or tape is loaded, the radio will come on. While

the system is on, pushing the ON·OFFNOL

control knob turns the system off.

AUDIO CONTROL

ADJUSTING BUTTON

Center

AUDIO

MODE

1 . Turn the audio unit once.

v or �

the last radio station played will come on.

A or A

position

Cassꢅttꢅ tapꢅ playꢅꢃ opꢅꢃation

2. Push and hold the station select buttons 3, 4

BASS

(bass

The FM stereo ꢉndicator ST will glow during FM

stereo reception. When the stereo broadcast

signal is weak, the radio wꢉll automatically

change from stereo to monaural reception.

and the TUNE down button V .

BAS +5

TRE +5

BAS -5

TRE -5

BAS 0

Turn the ignition key to the ACC or ON position,

and then lightly insert the cassette tape into the

tape door. The cassette tape will be automati-

cally pulled ꢉnꢊ the player. The radio or CD will

turn off (if it is on) and the cassette tape will

begin to play.

Station memoꢌ operations:

adjust-

ment)

3. Turn the audio unit on whꢉle the statꢉon select

buttons 3, 4 and the TUNE down button:

V are being pushed. AM 530 is displayed.!

Twelve stations can be set for the FM band (six

for FM1 , six for FM2) and six stations can be set

for both the AM bands.

TREBLE

(treble

adjust-

ment)

TRE 0

FAD 0

To turn the radio off, press the ON·OFFNOL

:

ing)

(Tun

E

TUN

V

A

control knob.

The frequency range and step have now been,

changed to the Central/South American speci-,

fication.

FADER

(front/rear

balance

adjust-

ment)

1 . Tune to the desired station using the SEEK,

FAD F 5

(FADER

Front)

FAD R 5

(FADER

Rear)

A

WARNING:

Turn the ON·OFFIVOL control knob to adjust

the volume.

MENU button:

SCAN or TUNE button.

CAUTION:

The radioshould notbetuned while driving

50 full attention may be given to vehicle

operation.

2. Select the desired station and keep pushing

any of the desired station/preset buttons (1

to 6) until a beep sound is heard. (The radio

Do notforce the cassette tape into the tape

door, This could cause player damage.

BAL-

ANCE

(leftlright

balance

adjust-

ment)

BAL R 5

(BALANCE

Right)

BAL L 5

(BALANCE

Left)

Press the MENU button to change the selecting

mode as follows.

BAL O

Use the TUNE button V or A for manual

tuning. To move quickly through the channels,

mutes. when the station/preset button is If the system is turned off by pushing the

pushed.)

ON·OFFNOL control knob with the cassette

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system 4-39

system

audio

and

air conditioner,

er and

heat

screen,

Display

4-38

CAUTION:

ꢣurꢊed

offaꢊd

ꢣhe

com

pacꢣ

disc

will

sꢣart

ꢣo p

lay.

ꢊoise. The iꢊdicaꢣor will come oꢊ.

SCAN

A (APS FF) buꢣꢣon several ꢣimes ꢣo skip

ꢣhrough programs. The ꢣape will advaꢊce ꢣhe

ꢊumber of ꢣimes ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed (up ꢣo ꢊiꢊe

programs).

ꢣape sꢣill iꢊ ꢣhe player, ꢣhe ꢣape will resume

playiꢊg wheꢊ ꢣhe sysꢣem is ꢣurꢊed back oꢊ.

/

r�

ol

U:

uꢊde

g Co

symb

acꢣured

aꢊuf

is m

Dolby

NR aꢊd

reducꢣioꢊ

ꢊoise

from

poraꢣioꢊ

FF

(Faꢇt

(ReWind):

Dolby

liceꢊse

Fꢒꢓa

•

Do not force the comꢂact diꢇc into the

rd),

W

h

eꢊ

REW

ꢣh

aꢊ

, ꢣ

e

SC

A

N

ꢣuꢊ

i

ꢊ

g

A

V

b

hi

uꢣ

le

ꢣh

for

toꢊ

is

CD

pro

P

u

s

h

e

�

'f

o

r

ꢇlot. Thiꢇ could damage the player.

Liceꢊsiꢊ

Laboraꢣories

less

ꢣh

1 .

5

secoꢊds

eg

ill

w

all

ꢣh

e

'

b

PLAY:

'

.

IS elꢊg

.

le-D

ꢣhe doub

. Dolby

p

Iayed h b

.

e

Wheꢊ ꢣhe ꢝ (fasꢣ forward) or V (rewiꢊd)

buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while ꢣhe compacꢣ disc is

beiꢊg played, ꢣhe compacꢣ disc will play while

fasꢣ forwardiꢊg or rewiꢊdjꢊg. Wheꢊ ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is

released, ꢣhe compacꢣ disc will reꢣurꢊ ꢣo ꢊormal

play �peed.

lꢊꢊ

be

lꢊ

g

of

e

CD

1 0

•

Do not uꢇe 8 cm (3.1 in) diꢇcꢇ.

g

ra

m

s

Iꢊ

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢣhe

sysꢣem .ꢣurꢊed off aꢊd a tape loaded, ꢣhe

sysꢣem will come oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe ꢣape will play.

Laboraꢣories

lby

of Do

marks

ꢣrade

eac

are

Dꢟ

h

ꢣrack

w

pl

ayed

secoꢊds

Wheꢊ ꢣhe � (APS REW) buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed

oꢊce, ꢣhe program beiꢊg played sꢣarꢣs over from

ꢣhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push ꢣhe � (APS REW) buꢣꢣoꢊ

several ꢣimes ꢣo skip back several selecꢣioꢊs.

The ꢣape will go back ꢣhe ꢊumber of ꢣimes ꢣhe

buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed. Eiꢣher ꢣhe FF or REW symbol

flashes oꢊ ꢣhe display wiꢊdow while searchiꢊg

for ꢣhe selecꢣioꢊ.

iꢊ

If ꢣhe sysꢣem has beeꢊ ꢣurꢊed off while ꢣhe

compacꢣ disc was playiꢊg, pushiꢊg ꢣhe

ON·OFFIVOL coꢊꢣrol kꢊob will sꢣarꢣ ꢣhe com-

pacꢣ disc.

ceꢊsiꢊg Corporaꢣioꢊ.

sequeꢊce.

Metal or chrome tape uꢇage:

W

heꢊ

ꢣhe

SC

AN

ꢣuꢊiꢊ

g

buꢣꢣ

oꢊ

is

CD

CDs

pus

hed

is

for

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh eiꢣher

ꢣhe radio or compacꢣ disc ꢣurꢊed oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe

ꢣape loaded, ꢣhe compacꢣ disc or ꢣhe radio

will auꢣomaꢣically be ꢣurꢊed off aꢊd ꢣhe ꢣape

. will play.

The casseꢣꢣe player will be auꢣomaꢣically seꢣ ꢣo

high performaꢊce play wheꢊ playiꢊg a meꢣal or

chrome casseꢣꢣe ꢣape.

more

played

ꢣhaꢊ

1 :5

secoꢊds

irsꢣ

secoꢊds.

wh

ile

all

ꢣhe

beiꢊ

g

, ꢣh

e f

pro

gra

m

iꢊ

will

be

ic Program

APS (Automat

Search) FF, APS REW:

CD LOAD:

A

for

1 0

To iꢊserꢣ a CD iꢊ ꢣhe CD chaꢊger, push ꢣhe

LOAD buꢣꢣoꢊ for less ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds. Selecꢣ

ꢣhe loadiꢊg sloꢣ by pushiꢊg ꢣhe CD iꢊseꢉꢣ selecꢣ

buꢣꢣoꢊ (1 ꢣo 6), ꢣheꢊ iꢊseꢉꢣ ꢣhe CD.

TAPE EJECT:

Pu\shiꢊg ꢣhe buꢣtoꢊ agaiꢊ duriꢊg ꢣhis 1 0 secoꢊd

�

Wheꢊ ꢣhe A (APS FF) buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while

ꢣhe compacꢣ disc is beiꢊg played, ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ

program from ꢣhe preseꢊꢣ oꢊe will sꢣarꢣ ꢣo play

from iꢣs begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push several ꢣimes ꢣo skip

ꢣhrough programs. The compacꢣ disc will ad-

vaꢊce ꢣhe ꢊumber of ꢣimes ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed.

(Wheꢊ ꢣhe lasꢣ program oꢊ ꢣhe compacꢣ disc is

skipped ꢣhrough, ꢣhe firsꢣ program will be

played.) Wheꢊ ꢣ.he � (APS REW) buꢣꢣoꢊ is

pushed, ꢣhe program beiꢊg played reꢣurꢊs ꢣo iꢣs

begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push several ꢣimes ꢣo skip back

ꢣhrough programs. The compacꢣ disc will go

back ꢣhe ꢊumber of ꢣimes ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed.

period will sꢣop SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg.

.

ꢣape

ꢣhe

wiꢣh

hed

is pus

buꢣꢣoꢊ

ꢣhis

heꢊ

loaded

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢣhe

TAPE playiꢊg, ꢣhe ꢣape will play ꢣhe program

recorded oꢊ ꢣhe reverse side.

W

This sysꢣem searches for ꢣhe blaꢊk iꢊꢣervals

beꢣweeꢊ selecꢣioꢊs. If ꢣhere is a blaꢊk iꢊꢣerval

wiꢣhiꢊ oꢊe program or ꢣhere is ꢊo iꢊꢣerval be-

ꢣweeꢊ programs, ꢣhe sysꢣem may ꢊoꢣ sꢣop in ꢣhe

desired or expecꢣed locaꢣioꢊ.

d.

ejecꢣe

will be

, ꢣhe ꢣape

ꢑf ꢣhe SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ is ꢊoꢣ pushed wiꢣhiꢊ

1 0 secoꢊds, SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg moves ꢣo ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ

disc program.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe ꢣape isejecꢣed while iꢣ is beiꢊg played,

ꢣhe sysꢣem will be ꢣurꢊed off.

To iꢊserꢣ 6 CDs ꢣo ꢣhe CD chaꢊger iꢊ succes-

sioꢊ, push ꢣhe LOAD buꢣꢣoꢊ for more ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5

secoꢊds.

REW

rd),

Fꢒꢓa

:

(Faꢇt

FF

V

A

nd)

(Rewi

REPEAT (RPD:

Compact disc (CD) cꢄangꢅꢃ

opꢅration

Push ꢣhe ꢜ (fasꢣ forward) buꢣꢣoꢊ ꢣo fasꢣ for-

ward ꢣhe ꢣape. To rewiꢊd ꢣhe ꢣape, push ꢣhe

V (rewiꢊd) buꢣꢣoꢊ. Eiꢣher ꢣhe FF or REW

symbol illumiꢊaꢣes oꢊ ꢣhe righꢣ side of ꢣhe display

wiꢊdow. To sꢣop ꢣhe FF or REW fuꢊcꢣioꢊ, press

ꢣhe ꢜ (fasꢣ forward) or V (rewiꢊd) agaiꢊ, or

ꢣhe TAPE buꢣꢣoꢊ.

SCAN tꢁning:

SCꢊN

Wheꢊ ꢣhe RPT play buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while ꢣhe

compacꢣ disc is beiꢊg played, ꢣhe play paꢣꢣerꢊ

caꢊ be chaꢊged as follows:

The iꢊserꢣed sloꢣ ꢊumbers will illumiꢊaꢣe oꢊ ꢣhe

display.

Push ꢣhe SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg buꢣꢣoꢊ while playiꢊg a

ꢣape, aꢊd iꢣ sꢣops at ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ ꢣape program for 5

secoꢊds. Pushiꢊg ꢣhe buꢣꢣoꢊ agaiꢊ duriꢊg ꢣhis 5

secoꢊd period will sꢣop SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg aꢊd ꢣhe

ꢣape program is coꢊꢣiꢊued. ꢑf ꢣhe SCAN ꢣuꢊiꢊg

buꢣꢣoꢊ is ꢊoꢣ pushed wiꢣhiꢊ 5 secoꢊds, SCAN

ꢣuꢊiꢊg moves ꢣo ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ ꢣape program.

Turꢊ ꢣhe igꢊiꢣioꢊ key ꢣo ꢣhe ACC or ON posiꢣion,

push ꢣhe LOAD buꢣꢣoꢊ aꢊd iꢊserꢣ ꢣhe compacꢣ

disc iꢊꢣo ꢣhe sloꢣ wiꢣh ꢣhe label .side faciꢊg up;

The compacꢣ disc will be guided auꢣomaꢣically

iꢊꢣo ꢣhe sloꢣ aꢊd sꢣarꢣ playiꢊg.

Afꢣer loadiꢊg ꢣhe disc, ꢣhe ꢊLlmber of ꢣracks on

ꢣhe disc will appear oꢊ ꢣhe display.

PLAY:

ALL(C

D)RP

T

-

1 CD

RPT

-

1 TR(Tr

ack)RPT

Wheꢊ ꢣhe CD6 (CD play) buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh

ꢣhe sysꢣem off aꢊd ꢣhe compacꢣ disc loaded, ꢣhe

sysꢣem will ꢣurꢊ oꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe compacꢣ disc will

sꢣarꢣ ꢣo play.

1 CD M

IX

-

ALL(C

D)M

IX

CD PLAY ꢇelect bꢁtton:

The display shows ꢣhe followiꢊg symbols.

(ꢊo mark): ALL CD RPT (Repeaꢣ)

1 DꢑSC: 1 CD RPT

ogram

Pr

(Automatic

APS

A

To chaꢊge CD, push ꢣhe CD play selecꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ

(1 ꢣo 6).

Search) FF, APS REW:

Wheꢊ ꢣhe CD6 buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh ꢣhe com-

pacꢣ disc loaded wiꢣh ꢣhe ꢣape or ꢣhe radio

playiꢊg, ꢣhe ꢣape or radio will auꢣomaꢣically be

�

Dolby NR (Noiꢇe Reduction):

il

iꢣ wi

will

ꢣiꢊg,

opera

ready

off aꢊd

is al

or ꢣape

lly ꢣurꢊ

radio

maꢣica

ꢑf ꢣhe

auꢣo

Wheꢊ ꢣhe A (APS FF) buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while

ꢣhe ꢣape is beiꢊg played, ꢣhe ꢊexꢣ program will

sꢣarꢣ ꢣo play from ꢣhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push ꢣhe

cꢣ disc

mpa

ꢣhe co

Push ꢣhe Dolby NR Dꢟ buꢣꢣoꢊ for Dolby NR

play.

1 : 1 TR (Track) RPT

eꢊcoded ꢣapes ꢣo reduce high frequency ꢣape

Diꢇꢂlay ꢇcreen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio ꢇyꢇtem 4-41

4-40 Diꢇꢂlay ꢇcreen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio ꢇyꢇtem

L

W

-

MꢑX: ALL CD MꢑX

1 DꢑSC MꢑX: 1 CD MꢑX

CD EJECT:

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W

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2

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1 . CD LOAD buꢣꢣoꢊ

2. SEEK/APS REW, APS FFITRACK

ADJUSTING buꢣtoꢊ

3. PTY (Program type) butꢣoꢊ

4. TA (Tꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊt) buttoꢊ

5. CD PLAY butꢣoꢊ

Wheꢊ the CD EJECT buttoꢊ is pushed wiꢣh the

compacꢣ disc loaded, the compact disc will be

ejected.

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'EO

N

To ejecꢣ ꢣhe disc selecꢣed by ꢣhe CD selecꢣ

buꢣꢣoꢊ, push the EJECT buꢣtoꢊ for less thaꢊ 1 .5

secoꢊds.

6. TAPE PLAY butꢣoꢊ

To ejecꢣ all the discs iꢊ successioꢊ, push the

EJECT buꢣtoꢊ foꢉ more ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds.

7. Radio baꢊd select buꢣ.ꢣoꢊ

8. AF (Alꢣeꢉꢊative fꢉequeꢊcy) butꢣoꢊ

9. RPT (Repeaꢣ) play buttoꢊ

Wheꢊ this buꢣꢣoꢊ is pushed while ꢣhe compacꢣ

disc is beiꢊg played, ꢣhe compacꢣ dis� will come

ouꢣ aꢊd ꢣhe sysꢣem will ꢣurꢊ off.

TUNE

1 0. RADꢑO TUNE/FFREW/AUDIO (Bass,

ꢣreble, fader, balaꢊce, SSV* aꢊd Dolby)

ADJUSTꢑNG butꢣoꢊ

If the compact diꢇc comeꢇ out and iꢇ not

removed, it will be pulled back into the ꢇlot

to protect it.

VOL P�R

1 1 . CD EJECT buꢣtoꢊ

1 2. ON·OFFIVOL (Volume) coꢊꢣꢉol kꢊob

1 3. Audio display

MENU

o

0

CD IN indicator:

0

CD IN iꢊdicator (iꢊserꢣed sloꢣ ꢊumber) appears

oꢊ the display wheꢊ the CD is loaded wiꢣh ꢣhe

system oꢊ.

1 4. Sꢣaꢣioꢊ aꢊd preset (radio)/CD iꢊseꢉꢣ or CD

play selecꢣ butꢣoꢊ

1 5. TAPE EJECT buꢣꢣoꢊ

1 6. MENU (Bass, ꢣreble, fadeꢉ, balaꢊce, SSV*,

aꢊd Dolby) buꢣꢣoꢊ

1 4

1 5

1 2

1 3

1 6

*: if so equipped

Sꢂꢃ79ꢃ

Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system 4-43

4-42 Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and audio system

This unit ꢉs an electronic LW-MW-FM radꢉo with

cassette player and CD player with an anti-th�ft

system and traffic announcement function.

or

CD

sꢂꢔꢔꢊ Sꢔnsitivꢔ control Volꢁmꢔ (SSV), the

display

ꢋill

A

WARNING:

7. If the code is incorrect the fourth time, thel

unit becomes inoperable for 60 minutes andl

(-- --) is displayed. After 60 minutes, the:

code input mode is automatically set (CODE!

IN is displayed). If the above is repeated 1 71

times, the unit will lock permanently and you!

au

toma

tic

ally

re

ap

p

ea

r

AUDIO CONTROL

'

af

te

r

'

about

,1 ⁰seconds.

ON

D

BU

NG

STI

ADJU

AUDIO

MODE

audio volume will change as the driving speed

Kꢔꢔp thꢔ raꢊio pass carꢊ in a safꢔ placꢔ

anꢊ rꢔfrain from kꢔꢔping it in thꢔ vꢔhiclꢔ.

Contact a NISSAN ꢊꢔalꢔr if yoꢁ losꢔ thꢔ

raꢊio pass carꢊ or forgꢔt thꢔ coꢊꢔ nꢁmbꢔr

of yoꢁr raꢊio.

Center

changes.

MENU bꢁtton:

A

or A

v or �

Radio opꢅꢃatꢇon

Raꢊio

position

BASS

(bass

adjust-

ment)

TREBLE

(treble

adjust-

ment)

Antꢇꢈtꢄꢅꢆ systꢅm (wꢇtꢄout pꢅꢃsonal

codꢅ)

banꢊ

sꢔlꢔc

t/Aꢁto

storꢔ:

BAS +5

TRE +5

BAS -5

BAS 0

TRE 0

press the MENU button to change the selecting

mode a_ꢏs follows.

Pushing the FM/AM button will change the band

This unit can only be activated when the ignition

key for NATS is in the ACC or ON position.

Each radio is uniquely matched to the vehicle's

immobilizer and therefore cannot be transferred

to any other vehicle.

will need to contact a NISSAN dealer.

Audꢇo maꢇn opꢅꢃatꢇon

Hꢔaꢊ ꢁnit:

!

as follows:

Unlocking thꢔ ꢁnit:

BASS TREBLE ꢞ FADER

ꢐ

BALANCE

ꢐ

TRE -5

FM

ꢏ

FM (AS)

ꢏ

MW

ꢑ

LW

SSV (if so equipped)

playing)

ꢐ

NR (when cassette is

Rꢔaꢊ this sꢔction vꢔꢕ carꢔfꢁlly. It is impor-

tant that thꢔ instrꢁctions arꢔ followꢔꢊ prꢔ-

cisꢔly.

When FM/AM button is pushed while the igni-

tion switch is in the ACC or ON, the radio will

come on at the station last played.

FADER

(front/rear

balance

adjust-

ment)

FAD R 5

(FADER

Rear)

FAD F 5

(FADER

Front)

FAD 0

BAL O

To adjust Bass, Treble, Fader and Balance,

press the MENU button until the desired mode

(BASS, TREBLE, FADER or BALANCE) ap-

The tape deck employs a permalloy head which;

allows for improved reproduction of high fre-;

quency ranges. Noise is also greatly reduced by!

the combined use of the Dolby NR (Noise'

Reduction) system. The auto loudness circuit;

enhances the low frequency range automatically

in both radio reception and tape and CD play-

back.

If the battery supply to the vehicle is interrupted

by accident for some reason, the unit will lock.

To unlock the unit, proceed as follows:

'1 ,1

Antꢇꢈtꢄꢅꢆ systꢅm (wꢇtꢄ pꢅꢃsonal codꢅ)

The last station played wꢉll also come on when

BAL-

ANCE

(left/right

balance

adjust-

ment)

the ON·OFFIVOL control knob is pushed to ON.

pears in the display. Press the TUNE ( V

,

BAL R 5

(BALANCE

Right)

BAL L 5

(BALANCE

Left)

By using a personal 4-digit code known only to

the vehꢉcle owner, the possibility of the audio

unꢉt beꢉng stolen is effectively reduced, because

without the code, the unit cannot be activated.

When used normally, the unit is unlocked and

accessible in the usual way.

If however, force is used to try and remove the

unit, the antꢉ-theft system activates and the unit

locks. The only way ꢉt can be unlocked is by

entering the personal code number known only

by the owner. This code number cannot be

altered and applies only' to your vehicle. This

code number is shown on a radio pass card. The

radio pass card is installed in the glove box at the

vehꢉcle productions site. Ask a NISSAN dealer

for the location of your radio pass card.

A ) or SEEK ( � , A ) button to adjust

Bass and Treble to the desired level. Use the

TUNE or SEEK button also to adjust Fader or

Balance modes. Fader adjusts the sound level

between the front and rear speakers and Bal-

ance adjusts the sound between the right and

left speakers.

II','

If a compact disc or tape is playꢉng when the

FM/AM button is turned to ON, the compact

disc or tape will automatically be turned off and

the last radio station played will come on.

During FM reception, when the FM/AM button is

pressed for more than 1 .5 seconds, stations are

searched for automatically and the six stations

with the strongest signals are automatically

stored on FM.

II::

1 . Press the power/volume control knob to turn

the unit on.

To change the SSV mode to OFF, LOW, MID or

HIGH, press the V or A (TUNE) button. (if

so equipped)

2. CODE IN is displayed.

ON·OFF/Volꢁmꢔ control:

3. Input your personal code by pressing the

preset buttons (1 to 4).

Turn the ignition key to ACC or ON, and then

push the ON·OFFIVOL (Volume) control knob

while the system is offto call up the mode (radio,

To change the NR (Dolby) mode to OFF or ON,

press the V or

cassette tape is playin^Ag. W^(Th^Ue^Nn ^ED⁾olb^buy^ti^ts^onON^w, ^hth^ilee

display indicates the DO mark.

4. Press the A button.

5. If the entered code number is correct, the tape or CD) which was playing immediately

radio turns on. A radio frequency appears on before the system was turned off. When no CD

The sound is muted until the auto store opera-

tion is completed, upon which preset channel 1

is automatically tuned in.

the display.

or tape is loaded, the radio will come on. While

the system is on, pushing the ON·OFFIVOL

control knob turns the system off.

Once you have adjusted the sound quality to the

desired level, pressthe MENU button repeatedly

until the radio, cassette tape or CD display

reappears. Otherwise, the radio, cassette tape

6. If the entered code is incorrect, the unit

becomes inoperable for 1 0 seconds for the

first three attempts, then the code input mode Turn the ON·OFFIVOL control knob to adjust

is automatically set (CODE IN is displayed).

the volume. If your vehicle is equipped with

Display scrꢔꢔn, hꢔatꢔr anꢊ air conꢊitionꢔr, anꢊ aꢁꢊio systꢔm 4-45

4-44 Display scrꢔꢔn, hꢔatꢔr anꢊ air conꢊitionꢔr, anꢊ auꢊio systꢔm

:

ing)

ꢁn

(T

E

N

w

h

eꢊ

U

T

•

The TA mode is selecꢣed wheꢊ ꢣhe TA buꢣꢣoꢊ

is pꢉessed.

ꢣhe

TA

haꢊ

meꢊ

ꢣs is

buꢣꢣoꢊ

oꢊe

muꢣes wheꢊ ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ/pꢉeseꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊ is

pushed.)

ꢣhe opꢣimum ꢉecepꢣioꢊ coꢊdiꢣioꢊs.

Program informatꢗon (PI) sꢔarꢘh

is

pꢉes

se

•

Emꢔrgꢔnꢘy broaꢊꢘast intꢔrrꢁpt fꢁnꢘtꢗon

(ALARM INTERRUPTION - EBU SPEC

FOR INFO)

A

d

w

heꢊ

a

v

sꢣa

ꢣioꢊ

oꢣh

eꢉ ꢣ

bꢉoa

dcasꢣ

iꢊ

g

ꢣꢉaf

fic·

aꢊ-

•

A

WARNING:

ꢊouꢊce

19,

ꢣuꢊe

d iꢊ.

If ꢊo

sꢣaꢣ

ioꢊ

sꢣaꢣioꢊs

pꢉov

id-

The TA mode opeꢉaꢣes ꢉegaꢉdless of wheꢣheꢉ

ꢣhe AF mode is oꢊ oꢉ off.

3. The chaꢊꢊel iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ will ꢣheꢊ come oꢊ aꢊd

ꢣhe souꢊd will ꢉesume. Memoꢉiziꢊg is ꢊow

compleꢣe.

Pꢉogꢉam Iꢊfoꢉmaꢣioꢊ (Pꢑ) seaꢉch begiꢊs

maꢣically if ꢊo suiꢣable sꢣaꢣioꢊ is fouꢊd

iꢊg ꢣꢉaffic

aꢊꢊouꢊce

meꢊꢣs

(Tp

) is

Thꢔ raꢊioshoꢁlꢊnotbꢔtꢁnꢔꢊ whilꢔꢊriving

so fꢁll attꢔntion may bꢔ gꢗvꢔn to vꢔhiꢘlꢔ

opꢔration.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe ꢉadio ꢉeceives PTY code 31 (aꢊ

emeꢉgeꢊcy bꢉoadcasꢣ code), ꢣhe souꢊd is

iꢊꢣeꢉꢉupꢣed, ꢣhe emeꢉgeꢊcy bꢉoadcasꢣ is

heaꢉd, aꢊd PTY31 ALARM is displayed. The

volume level aꢣ ꢣhis ꢣime is ꢣhe same as ꢣhaꢣ

foꢉ ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemenꢣs. Once ꢣhe emeꢉ-

geꢊcy bꢉoadcasꢣ is fiꢊished, ꢣhe uꢊiꢣ immedi-

aꢣely ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊs ꢣo ꢣhe pꢉevious souꢉce.

fouꢊd oꢊce all ꢣhe fꢉequeꢊcies have beeꢊ

seaꢉched, ꢣhe ꢉadio will ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊ ꢣo ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ

ꢣuꢊed iꢊ befoꢉe ꢣhe TP seek mode was seꢣ.

TA ON is displayed wheꢊ ꢣhe TA mode is

ꢣuꢉꢊed oꢊ, aꢊd ꢣhe TA iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ comes oꢊ. TA

OFF is displayed wheꢊ ꢣhe TA mode is ꢣuꢉꢊed

ꢣhe above auꢣo swiꢣchiꢊg follow fuꢊcꢣioꢊ. Th�

Pꢑ seaꢉch fuꢊcꢣioꢊ checks each RDS sꢣaꢣiꢵ�

wiꢣh ꢣhe same PI code. Duꢉiꢊg ꢣhis ꢣime ꢣhe

souꢊd is muꢣed aꢊd SEARCH is displayeꢣ

The Pꢑ seaꢉch opeꢉaꢣioꢊ sꢣops wheꢊ a suiꢣ;

able sꢣaꢣioꢊ is fouꢊd. ꢑf ꢊo sꢣaꢣioꢊ is fouꢊd

oꢊce all ꢣhe fꢉequeꢊcies have beeꢊ seaꢉched,

ꢣhe ꢉadio ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊs ꢣo ꢣhe pꢉevious fꢉequeꢊcy. '

4. Oꢣheꢉ buꢣꢣoꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ iꢊ ꢣhe same maꢊꢊeꢉ.

Use ꢣhe TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ V oꢉ A foꢉ maꢊual

ꢣuꢊiꢊg. To move quickly ꢣhꢉough ꢣhe chaꢊꢊels,

hold eiꢣheꢉ side of ꢣhe TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ dowꢊ foꢉ

moꢉe ꢣhaꢊ 0.5 secoꢊd.

The fꢉeque,ncy chaꢊges iꢊ sꢣeps of 1 00 kHz oꢊ

ꢣhe FM baꢊd, 9 kHz oꢊ ꢣhe MW baꢊd, aꢊd 3 kHz

oꢊ ꢣhe LW baꢊd.

ꢤꢥ Program typꢔ:

If thꢔ battꢔꢌ ꢘablꢔ is ꢊꢗsꢘonnꢔꢘtꢔꢊ, or if

thꢔ fꢁsꢔ blows, thꢔ raꢊio mꢔmoꢌ will bꢔ

ꢔrasꢔꢊ. In that ꢘasꢔ, rꢔsꢔt thꢔ ꢊꢔsꢗrꢔꢊ sta-

tꢗons.

off, aꢊd ꢣhe TA iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ ꢣuꢉꢊs off.

I

Wheꢊ PTY buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed foꢉ less ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5

secoꢊds duꢉiꢊg FM mode, ꢣhe PTY ꢊame of ꢣhe

cuꢉꢉeꢊꢣ ꢣuꢊed sꢣaꢣioꢊ is displayed. Duꢉiꢊg ꢣhis

ꢣime if ꢣhe PTY daꢣa code is zeꢉo, oꢉ ꢣhe daꢣa is

uꢊꢉeadable; ꢣhe display will show NONE.

The followiꢊg fuꢊcꢣioꢊs opeꢉaꢣe wheꢊ ꢣhe TA

mode is oꢊ:

•

Traﬀiꢘ annoꢁnꢘꢔmꢔnt intꢔrrꢁpt fꢁnꢘtꢗon

Radio data systꢅm (RDS)

Altꢔrnatꢗvꢔ Frꢔqꢁꢔnꢘy (AF):

REG (Rꢔgional) moꢊꢔ

Wheꢊ a ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ is ꢉeceived, ꢣhe

aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ is.ꢣuꢊed iꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe volume

iꢊcꢉeases ꢣo ꢣhe seꢣ level. TRAFFꢑC ꢑNFO is

displayed.

Enhanꢘꢔꢊ Othꢔr Nꢔtwork (EON) ꢊat�

ꢁpꢊatꢔ (This fꢁnꢘtion also opꢔratꢔs

whꢔn thꢔ AF moꢊꢔ is off.)

Wheꢊ EON daꢣa is beiꢊg ꢉeceived, ꢣhis eꢊ-

ables auꢣomaꢣic ꢉeꢣuꢊiꢊg of oꢣheꢉ pꢉeseꢣ sꢣa-

ꢣioꢊs oꢊ ꢣhe same ꢊeꢣwoꢉk. Also, ꢊeꢣwoꢉk

liꢊked seꢉvices caꢊ be used.

This mode is ꢣuꢉꢊed oꢊ aꢊd off by pꢉessiꢊg

ꢣhe AF buꢣꢣoꢊ foꢉ moꢉe ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds

duꢉiꢊg ꢣhe FM mode. Wheꢊ ꢣhe mode is

ꢣuꢉꢊed oꢊ, ꢣhe REG iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ comes oꢊ aꢊd

all biꢣs of ꢣhe Pꢑ code aꢉe checked duꢉiꢊg ꢣhe

auꢣo follow opeꢉaꢣioꢊ.

Wheꢊ ꢣhis buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed foꢉ loꢊgeꢉ ꢣhaꢊ 1 .5

secoꢊds duꢉiꢊg FM mode, ꢣhe lasꢣ pꢉeselecꢣed

PTY ꢊame will be displayed foꢉ 3 secoꢊds, aꢊd

ꢣhe ꢉadio eꢊꢣeꢉs ꢣhe PTY selecꢣioꢊ mode.

ing:

tꢁn

The AF fuꢊcꢣioꢊ opeꢉaꢣes iꢊ ꢣhe FM (radio)

mode.

EK

SE

X

Wheꢊ adjusꢣiꢊg ꢣhe bꢉoadcasꢣiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ fꢉe-

quency auꢣomaꢣically, push ꢣhe SEEK buꢣꢣoꢊ

� oꢉ A . Wheꢊ ꢣhe sysꢣem deꢣecꢣs a bꢉoad-

casꢣiꢊg sꢣaꢣioꢊ, iꢣ will sꢣop aꢣ ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ.

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe AF buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed foꢉ lessꢣhaꢊ

1 .5 secoꢊds, ꢣhe AF fuꢊcꢣioꢊ aꢊd ꢣhe AF

iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ ꢣuꢉꢊ oꢊ oꢉ off.

Oꢊce ꢣhe ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ is fiꢊished, ꢣhe

uꢊiꢣ ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊs ꢣo ꢣhe souꢉce which was seꢣ befoꢉe

ꢣhe ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ sꢣaꢉꢣed, aꢊd ꢣhe vol-

ume ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊs ꢣo ꢣhe pꢉevious level. Foꢉ EON

sꢣaꢣioꢊs, ꢣhe ꢉadio is inꢣeꢉꢉupꢣed byaꢊoꢣheꢉ EON

sꢣaꢣioꢊ wiꢣh ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣs.

1. PTY sꢔlꢔꢘtion moꢊꢔ

The PTY ꢊame caꢊ be selecꢣed aꢊd afꢣeꢉ 5

secoꢊds of ꢊo key opeꢉaꢣioꢊ, ꢣhe ꢉadio goes

iꢊꢣo ꢣhe PTY iꢊꢣeꢉꢉupꢣioꢊ sꢣaꢊdby mode aꢊd

ꢣhe PTY ꢊame oꢉ fꢉequeꢊcy is displayed.

Wheꢊ ꢣhe mode is ꢣuꢉꢊed off, ꢣhe REG iꢊdicaꢣoꢉ

ꢣuꢉꢊs off aꢊd all biꢣs of ꢣhe Pꢑ code excepꢣ ꢣhe

aꢉea code aꢉe checked duꢉiꢊg ꢣhe auꢣo follow

opeꢉaꢣioꢊ. Wheꢊ ꢣhe same pꢉeseꢣ chaꢊꢊel is

called ouꢣ while a ꢉegioꢊal sꢣaꢣioꢊ is ꢣuꢊed aꢊd

ꢣhe REG mode is off, aꢊoꢣheꢉ sꢣaꢣioꢊ iꢊ ꢣhe same

ꢊeꢣwoꢉk is selecꢣed, if available.

•

Wheꢊ ꢣhe AF buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed foꢉ moꢉe ꢣhaꢊ

1 .5 secoꢊds, ꢣhe REG (Regioꢊ) fuꢊcꢣioꢊ op-

eꢉaꢣes.

Station mꢔmoꢌ opꢔrations:

RDS fꢁnꢘtions:

Twelve sꢣaꢣioꢊs caꢊ be seꢣ foꢉ ꢣhe FM baꢊd (six

foꢉ FM, six foꢉ FM-AS) aꢊd sixsꢣaꢣioꢊscaꢊ beseꢣ

foꢉ boꢣh ꢣhe MW aꢊd LW baꢊds.

•

Programmꢔ Sꢔꢖꢗꢘꢔ (PS) fꢁnꢘtꢗon (sta-

tion namꢔ ꢊꢗsplay fꢁnꢘtion)

The ꢣꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ iꢊꢣeꢉꢉupꢣ mode is caꢊ-

celled if ꢣhe TA buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed duꢉiꢊg a ꢣꢉaffic

aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢣ. The TA mode ꢉeꢣuꢉꢊed ꢣo ꢣhe

sꢣaꢊd-by mode.

The followiꢊg fuꢊcꢣioꢊs opeꢉaꢣe wheꢊ ꢣhe AF

mode is oꢊ:

PTY ꢊame selecꢣioꢊ caꢊ be doꢊe by ꢣhe

TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ A oꢉ V iꢊ ꢣhe PTY selec-

ꢣioꢊ mode.

Wheꢊ aꢊ RDS sꢣaꢣioꢊ is ꢣuꢊed iꢊ wiꢣh seek oꢉ

maꢊual ꢣuꢊiꢊg, ꢣhe RDS daꢣa is ꢉeceived aꢊd

ꢣhe PS ꢊame is displayed immediaꢣely.

1 . Tuꢊe ꢣo ꢣhe desiꢉed sꢣaꢣioꢊ usiꢊg ꢣhe SEEK oꢉ

TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ.

•

Aꢁtomatiꢘ switꢘhing fꢁnꢘtion

Traﬀiꢘ annoꢁnꢘꢔmꢔnt (TA):

ꢑꢣ is possible ꢣo shifꢣ ꢣhe PTY ꢊame by oꢊe

sꢣep, wiꢣh oꢊe push of ꢣhe TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ

A oꢉ V . ꢑf ꢣhe TUNE buꢣꢣoꢊ is pꢉessed

2. Selecꢣ ꢣhe desiꢉed sꢣaꢣioꢊ aꢊd keep pushiꢊg

aꢊy of ꢣhe desiꢉed sꢣaꢣioꢊ/pꢉeseꢣ buꢣꢣoꢊs (1

This fuꢊcꢣioꢊ compaꢉes ꢣhe sꢣꢉeꢊgꢣhs of ꢣhe

sigꢊals of ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊs oꢊ ꢣhe AF (alꢣeꢉꢊaꢣive

frequeꢊcy lisꢣ) aꢊd selecꢣs ꢣhe sꢣaꢣioꢊ wiꢣh

•

Traffꢗꢘ annoꢁnꢘꢔmꢔnt sꢔꢔk

•

The TA fuꢊcꢣioꢊ opeꢉaꢣes iꢊ ꢣhe FM, ꢣape aꢊd

CD modes.

ꢣo 6) uꢊꢣil a beep souꢊd is heaꢉd. (The ꢉadio

The Tꢉaffic Pꢉogꢉamme (TP) seek mode is seꢣ

,

4-47

systꢔm

auꢊꢗo

nꢔr, anꢊ

.aꢗr ꢘonꢊꢗtꢗo

r anꢊ

hꢔatꢔ

lay sꢘrꢔꢔn,

4-46 Dꢗsplay sꢘrꢔꢔn, hꢔatꢔr anꢊ aꢗr ꢘonꢊꢗtꢗonꢔrꢉ anꢊ aꢁꢊꢗo systꢔm

Dꢗsp

, PTY ꢊame selecꢺioꢊ caꢊ also ' be achieved by

pꢉessiꢊg ꢺhe pꢉeseꢺ buꢺꢺoꢊs.

1 .5 secoꢊds, ꢺhe PTY sꢺaꢊdby mode is

swiꢺched off aꢊd PTY iꢊdicaꢺoꢉ disappeaꢉs

fꢉom ꢺhe display.

A

Cassꢅttꢅ tapꢅ playꢅꢃ opꢅratꢇon

foꢉ moꢉe ꢺhaꢊ 0.5 secoꢊd, ꢺhe PTY ꢊame will

sꢺep foꢉwaꢉds oꢉ backwaꢉds sequeꢊꢺially ev-

eꢉy 0.5 secoꢊd, uꢊꢺil ꢺhe TUNE buꢺꢺoꢊ is

ꢉeleased.

FF

(Fas

t

NEWS

1

INFO

3

AFFAIRS

2

ꢊ):

(RꢔWin

Tuꢉꢊ ꢺhe igꢊiꢺioꢊ key ꢺo ACC oꢉ ON, aꢊd ꢺheꢊ

lighꢺly iꢊserꢣ ꢺhe casseꢺꢺe ꢺape iꢊꢺo ꢺhe ꢺape dooꢉ.

The casseꢺꢺe ꢺape will be auꢺomaꢺically pulled

iꢊꢺo ꢺhe playeꢉ.

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"

P

-

us

eseꢺ buꢺ

pꢉessiꢊ

h

ꢺhe pꢉ

ged by

ꢺ

he

e

ed iꢊ

be chaꢊ

e sꢺoꢉ

mes aꢉ

se caꢊ

A

PTY ꢊa

buꢺ ꢺhe

Iꢊiꢺial

ꢺoꢊs;

(f

asꢺ

foꢉwaꢉ

d)

b

uꢺꢺoꢊ

ꢺo

fasꢺ

fo

r�

SPORT

4

�waꢉ

g ꢺhe 4. PTY ꢗntꢔrrꢁption moꢊꢔ

d

ꢺh

ꢺap

ꢊd

e.

T

o

ꢉewiꢊ

d

iꢺh

ꢉigh

ꢺhe

ꢺap

e, pus

h

ꢺhe

en

V

ds wh

(

ꢉewi

symbo

secoꢊ

aꢊ 2

oꢉe ꢺh

) buꢺꢺoꢊ

foꢉ m

TY ꢊa

siꢉed P

ꢺ buꢺꢺoꢊs

. E

ꢺhe

pꢉese

ꢺhe de

eꢉ

ꢺhe

ꢶꢶ

of ꢺ

oꢉ

RE

W

play

ss

Wheꢊ ꢺhe PTY buꢺꢺoꢊ is pꢉessed duꢉiꢊg a

PTY iꢊꢺeꢉꢉupꢺioꢊ mode, ꢺhe ꢉadio ꢉeꢺuꢉꢊs ꢺo

ꢺhe pꢉevious souꢉce. Howeveꢉ, PTY iꢊꢺeꢉꢉup-

ꢺioꢊ sꢺaꢊdby mode is kepI.

ꢞ ꢟ

ꢠ ꢡ

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.

display

l ill

iꢊ ꢺhe

um

me is

iꢊaꢺ

es

oꢊ

p ꢺhe

ꢺ si

de

he

dis

EDUCATE

The ꢉadio oꢉ CD will ꢺuꢉꢊ off (if iꢺ is oꢊ) aꢊd ꢺhe

casseꢺꢺe ꢺape will begiꢊ ꢺo play.

wiꢊd

ow. T

o sꢺo

ꢶꢶ oꢉ

REW fuꢊ

5

cꢺioꢊ

, pꢉe

2. PTY sꢔꢔk moꢊꢔ

The PTY ꢊews seek mode is selecꢺed 'by

ꢺhe A (fasꢺ foꢉwaꢉd) oꢉ

V

(ꢉe

wiꢊ

d)

ag

aiꢊ

"

DRAMA

6

, oꢉ

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DOCUMENT

29

PHONE IN

ꢺhe TAPE buꢺꢺoꢊ.

CAUTION:

21

Auto rꢔtꢁnꢔ:

� .

A oꢉ

buꢺꢺoꢊ

SEEK

ꢺhe PTY

ge cycli

PTY aꢊ

g ꢺhe

pꢉessiꢊ

Duꢉiꢊg

APS (Aꢁtomatiꢘ Program

Sꢔarꢘh) FF, APS REW:

A

Do notforꢘꢔ thꢔ ꢘassꢔttꢔ tapꢔ intothꢔ tapꢔ

ꢊoor. This ꢘoꢁlꢊ ꢘaꢁsꢔ playꢔr ꢊamagꢔ.

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28

n

iꢊdicaꢺio

oꢊd beꢺw

e display

seek, ꢺh

In ꢺhe ꢺape oꢉ CD mode, if ꢺhe lasꢺ ꢺuꢊed sꢺaꢺioꢊ

CULT URE

een does ꢊoꢺ bꢉoadcasꢺ RDS/EON daꢺa, ꢺhe ꢉadio is

eꢉy sec

d ꢺhe c

cally ev

will chaꢊ

SEARCH

gꢉam ꢺype.

7

Wheꢊ ꢺhe A (APS ꢶꢷ buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed while

ꢺhe ꢺape is beiꢊg played, ꢺhe ꢊexꢺ pꢉogꢉam will

sꢺaꢉꢺ ꢺo play fꢉom ꢺhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push ꢺhe

A (APS ꢶꢶ) buꢺꢺoꢊ seveꢉal ꢺimes ꢺo skip

ꢺhꢉough pꢉogꢉams. The ꢺape will advaꢊce ꢺhe

ꢊumbeꢉ of ꢺimes ꢺhe buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed (up ꢺo ꢊiꢊe

pꢉogꢉams).

ꢉo�

ꢊdiꢊg p

oꢉꢉespo

auꢺomaꢺically ꢺuꢊed ꢺo a sꢺaꢺioꢊ pꢉovidiꢊg

RDS/EON daꢺa. Wheꢊ ꢺhe uꢊiꢺ is ꢉeꢺuꢉꢊed ꢺo ꢺhe

radio mode, ꢺhe pꢉevious sꢺaꢺioꢊ is selecꢺed.

ꢑf ꢺhe sysꢺem is ꢺuꢉꢊed off by pushiꢊg ꢺhe

ON·OꢶꢶIVOL coꢊꢺꢉol kꢊob wiꢺh ꢺhe casseꢺꢺe

ꢺape sꢺill iꢊ ꢺhe playeꢉ, ꢺhe ꢺape will ꢉesume

playiꢊg wheꢊ ꢺhe sysꢺem is ꢺuꢉꢊed back oꢊ.

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"

SCIENCE

8

ꢑf ꢺhe ꢉadio ꢉeceives ꢺhe desiꢉed PTY ꢊews

"

VARIED

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1 8

sꢺaꢺioꢊ, ꢺhe PTY ꢊame appeaꢉs oꢊ ꢺhe display Auꢺo ꢺuꢊiꢊg is peꢉfoꢉmed iꢊ ꢺhe followiꢊg cases:

'

foꢉ 3 secoꢊds.

PLAY:

•

Wheꢊ ꢊo RDS daꢺa is ꢉeceived foꢉ oveꢉ 25

secoꢊds wheꢊ ꢺhe Aꢶ mode is oꢊ aꢊd ꢺhe TA

mode is off.

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25

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FINANCE

1 7

3. PTY stanꢊby moꢊꢔ

•

Wheꢊ ꢺhe TAPE buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed wiꢺh ꢺhe

sysꢺem ꢺuꢉꢊed off aꢊd a ꢺape loaded, ꢺhe

sysꢺem will come oꢊ aꢊd ꢺhe ꢺape will play.

Wheꢊ ꢺhe � (APS REW) buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed

oꢊce, ꢺhe pꢉogꢉam beiꢊg played sꢺaꢉꢺs oveꢉ fꢉom

ꢺhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg. Push ꢺhe � (APS REW) ꢸꢹꢺꢺꢻꢼ

seveꢉal ꢺimes ꢺo skip back seveꢉal selecꢺioꢊs.

The ꢺape will go back ꢺhe ꢊumbeꢉ of ꢺimes ꢺhe

buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed. Eiꢺheꢉ ꢺhe ꢶꢶ oꢉ REW symbol

flashes oꢊ ꢺhe display wiꢊdow while seaꢉchiꢊg

foꢉ ꢺhe selecꢺioꢊ.

•

The PTY sꢺaꢊdby mode caꢊ be acꢺivaꢺed in

ꢶM, ꢺape aꢊd CD mode.

Wheꢊ a ꢺꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢺ iꢊꢺeꢉꢉupꢺioꢊ

sꢺaꢺioꢊ caꢊꢊoꢺ be ꢉeceived foꢉ oveꢉ 25 sec-

oꢊds wheꢊ ꢺhe Aꢶ mode is off aꢊd ꢺhe TA

mode is oꢊ.

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JAZZ

24

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WEATHER

1 6

h a

ced wiꢺ

aꢊꢊouꢊ

will be

Wheꢊ ꢺhe TAPE buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed wiꢺh eiꢺheꢉ

ꢺhe ꢉadio oꢉ compacꢺ disc ꢺuꢉꢊed oꢊ aꢊd ꢺhe

ꢺape loaded, ꢺhe compacꢺ disc oꢉ ꢺhe ꢉadio

will auꢺomaꢺically be ꢺuꢉꢊed off aꢊd ꢺhe ꢺape

will play.

ꢉꢉupꢺioꢊ

•

A P

TY iꢊꢺe

beep souꢊd aꢊd ꢺhe PTY ꢊame will be dis-

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1 5

deꢺecꢺs

e ꢉadio

wheꢊ ꢺh

de be

ed sꢺaꢺ

coꢊds,

TY co

ꢺhe ꢺuꢊ

foꢉ 3 se

ꢺhe same P

played

by

PTY sꢺaꢊd

EON sꢺaꢺioꢊ

ꢺweeꢊ

ioꢊ oꢉ

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Wheꢊ a ꢺꢉaffic aꢊꢊouꢊcemeꢊꢺ iꢊꢺeꢉꢉupꢺioꢊ

RDS �!aꢺioꢊ caꢊꢊoꢺ be ꢉeceived foꢉ oveꢉ 25

secoꢊds wheꢊ boꢺh ꢺhe Aꢶ aꢊd TA modes

aꢉe oꢊ.

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of ꢺhe iꢊꢺeꢉꢉupꢺiꢊg sꢺaꢺioꢊ.

The dis

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Wheꢊ ꢺhe TAPE buꢺꢺoꢊ is pushed wiꢺh ꢺhe

TAPE playiꢊg, ꢺhe ꢺape will play ꢺhe pꢉogꢉam

ꢉecoꢉded oꢊ ꢺhe ꢉeveꢉse side.

1 3

This sysꢺem seaꢉches foꢉ ꢺhe blaꢊk iꢊꢺeꢉvals

beꢺweeꢊ selecꢺioꢊs. ꢑf ꢺheꢉe is a blaꢊk iꢊꢺeꢉval

wiꢺhiꢊ oꢊe pꢉogꢉam oꢉ ꢺheꢉe is ꢊo iꢊꢺeꢉval be-

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Wheꢊ pꢉessiꢊg ꢺhe PTY buꢺꢺoꢊ foꢉ less ꢺhan

Display sꢘrꢔꢔn, hꢔ,atꢔr and air ꢘondꢗtionꢔr, and aꢁdio systꢔm 4-49

4-48 Dꢗsplay sꢘrꢔꢔn, hꢔatꢔr and aꢗr ꢘonditꢗonꢔr, and audio systꢔm

ꢑ

REPEAT (RPnꢛ

pact disc loaded with the tape or the

playing, the tape or radio will autoꢇatically

turꢄed off and the coꢇpact disc will start to

If the compact ꢊisc comes out anꢊ is not

removeꢊ, it will be pulleꢊ back into the slot

to protect it.

tweeꢄ prograꢇs, the systeꢇ ꢇay not stop in the

desired or expected locatioꢄ.

autoꢇatically turꢄ off and the coꢇpact disc will

play.

Type A

Wheꢄ the RPT play button is pushed while the

compact disc is played, the play patterꢄ caꢄ be

changed as follows:

C_•AUTION:

Dolby NR (Noise Reꢊuction):

FF (Fast Foꢍarꢊ),

If either ofthe following ꢇessages appear on the

d_•isplay, push the EJECT buttoꢄ:

Dolby noise reduction is ꢇanufactured under

license froꢇ Dolby Laboratories Licensiꢄg Cor-

poration. Dolby NR and the double-D syꢇbol

ꢱ

V

Do not force the compact ꢊisc into the

slot. This coulꢊ ꢊamage the player.

(Rewinꢊ)ꢛ

.

ALL CD RPT - 1 CD RPT - 1TR(Track)RPT

When the ꢜ (fast forward) or V (rewiꢄd)

buttoꢄ is pushed while the coꢇpact disc is

being played, the coꢇpact disc will play while

fast forwardiꢄg or rewinding. When the buttoꢄ is

released, the coꢇpact disc will return to ꢄꢅꢆꢇꢤ

play speed.

PUSH EJECT - Eject the disc, and insert it

again.

l CD MIX

-

ALL CD MIX

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Do not ꢁse 8 cm (3.1 in) ꢊiscs.

are tradeꢇarks of Dolby Laboratories Li-

DD

ceꢄsiꢄg Corporation.

The display shows the following syꢇbols.

(ꢄo ꢇark): ALL CD RPT (Repeat)

1 DISC: 1 CD RPT

If the systeꢇ has beeꢄ turned off while the

coꢇpact disc was playiꢄg, pushiꢄg the

ON·OFFIVOL control knob will start the coꢇ-

pact disc.

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CHECK DISC - Eject the disc, and' check

whether it is iꢄserted upside-down or daꢇ-

aged.

Metal or chrome tape usageꢛ

Volume control

switch (down)

The cassette player will be autoꢇatically set to

high perforꢇance play when playiꢄg a ꢇetal or

chroꢇe cassette tape.

CD IN inꢊicatorꢛ

APS (Automatic Program'

1 : 1 TR (Track) RPT

CD LOADꢛ

A

ꢁAA0491 D

Search) FF, APS REWꢛ

CD IN indicator (iꢄserted slot ꢄuꢇber) appears

oꢄ the display when the CD is loaded with the

systeꢇ on.

To iꢄsert a CD iꢄ the CD chaꢄger, push the

LOAD button for less than 1 .5 seconds. Select

the loading slot by pushing the CD insert select

button (1 to 6), then insert the CD.

MIX: ALL CD MIX

TAPE EJECTꢛ

Wheꢄ this button is pushed with the tape

loaded, the tape will be ejected.

Wheꢄ the tape is ejected while it is being played,

the systeꢇ will be turꢄed off.

When the A (APS FF) buttoꢄ is pushed whil�

the coꢇpact disc is beiꢄg played, the program

next to the present one will start to play froꢇ its

beginning. Push several tiꢇes to skip througb

prograꢇs. The coꢇpact disc will advaꢄce the

nuꢇber of tiꢇes the button is pushed. (When

the last prograꢇ on the coꢇpact disc is skipped

through, the first prograꢇ will be played.) When

the � (APS REW) button is pushed, the

prograꢇ being played returꢄs to its beginniꢄg.

Push several tiꢇes to skip back through pro-

graꢇs. The coꢇpact disc will go back the

ꢄuꢇber of tiꢇes the buttoꢄ is pushed.

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STEERING SWITCH FOR AUDIO

CONTROL (ꢇf so ꢅquꢇppꢅd)

The audio systeꢇ caꢄ be operated usiꢄg the

controls on the steeriꢄg wheel. The availability of

the steering switch functions depeꢄds oꢄ each

audio uꢄit.

1 DISC MIX: 1 CD MIX

CD ꢚECTꢛ

To iꢄsert 6 CDs to the CD chaꢄger iꢄ succes-

sioꢄ, push the LOAD button for ꢇore thaꢄ 1 .5

seconds.

When the CD EJECT buttoꢄ is pushed with the

coꢇpact disc loaded, the coꢇpact disc will be

ejected.

Compact dꢇsc (CD) cꢄangꢅꢃ

opꢅꢃatꢇon

Audꢇo ON-OFF swꢇtcꢄ (foꢃ typꢅ A)

The inserted slot nuꢇbers will illuꢇiꢄate oꢄ the

display.

To eject the disc selected by the CD select

button, push the EJECT buttoꢄ for less thaꢄ 1 .5

seconds.

With the igꢄitioꢄ switch turꢄed to the ACC or

ON position, push the ON-OFF switch to turꢄ

the audio systeꢇ oꢄ or off.

Turn the ignition key to the ACC or ON position,

push the LOAD buttoꢄ and iꢄsert the coꢇpact

disc into the slot with the label side faciꢄg up.

The coꢇpact disc will be guided autoꢇatically

iꢄto the slot and start playiꢄg.

After loadiꢄg the disc, the ꢄuꢇber of tracks on

the disc will appear oꢄ the display.

PLAYꢛ

To eject all the discs iꢄ successioꢄ, push the

EJECT buttoꢄ for ꢇore thaꢄ 1 .5 seconds.

Wheꢄ the CD6 (CD play) buttoꢄ is pushed with

the systeꢇ off and the coꢇpact disc loaded, the

Spꢅcꢇal swꢇtcꢄ (foꢃ typꢅ B)

Each tiꢇe the special switch is pushed in the

radio ꢇode, the preset statioꢄ (1 to 6) oꢄ each

band (FM, MW or LW) is selected. To chaꢄge

systeꢇ will turn on aꢄd the coꢇpact disc will CD PLAY select buttonꢛ

start to play.

Wheꢄ the EJECT buttoꢄ is pushed while the

coꢇpact disc is beiꢄg played, the coꢇpact disc

will coꢇe out aꢄd the systeꢇ will turn oft.

To change CD, push the CD play select button

(1 to 6).

When the CD6 button is pushed with the coꢇ-

If the radio or tape is already operatiꢄg, it will

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Display screen, heater and air conditioner, and aꢁdio system 4-51

CAR PHONE OR CB RADIO

Wheꢊ iꢊsꢺalliꢊg a CB, ham radio or a caꢉ phoꢊe

swiꢺch you pushed foꢉ more ꢺhaꢊ 1 .5

Tuning switch (up oꢃ down)

Mꢔmoꢌ changꢔ (raꢊio):

Type 8

.

agaiꢊ.

in youꢉ vehicle, be sure ꢺo observe ꢺhe followiꢊg

cauꢺioꢊs, oꢺheꢉwise ꢺhe ꢊew equipmeꢊꢺ may

adversely affecꢺ ꢺhe Eꢊgiꢊe Coꢊꢺꢉol Sysꢺem aꢊd

otheꢉ elecꢺroꢊic paꢉꢺs.

Push ꢺhe ꢺuꢊiꢊg swiꢺch A or V foꢉ less

ꢺhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds ꢺo chaꢊge ꢺhe pꢉeseꢺ ꢉadio

chaꢊꢊels.

CAUTION:

Sꢔꢔk tꢁning (raꢊio):

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Kꢔꢔp thꢔ antꢔnna as far away as pos-

siblꢔ from thꢔ Elꢔctronic Control Moꢊ-

ꢁlꢔ.

Push ꢺhe ꢺuꢊiꢊg swiꢺch A or V foꢉ moꢉe

ꢺhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds ꢺo seek ꢺhe ꢊexꢺ or pꢉevious

ꢉadio sꢺaꢺioꢊ.

control

Kꢔꢔp thꢔ antꢔnna wirꢔ at lꢔast 20 cm (8

in) away from thꢔ Enginꢔ Control har-

nꢔssꢔs. Do not roꢁtꢔ thꢔ antꢔnna wirꢔ

nꢔxt to any harnꢔssꢔs.

switch (down)

APS (Aꢁtomatic Program Sꢔarch) FF,

APS REW (tapꢔ, CD or CD changꢔr):

ꢁꢂꢇ744

Push ꢺhe ꢺuꢊiꢊg swiꢺch A or V foꢉ less

ꢺhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds ꢺo reꢺuꢉꢊ ꢺo ꢺhe begiꢊꢊiꢊg of

ꢺhe preseꢊꢺ progꢉam or skip ꢺo ꢺhe ꢊexꢺ pꢉogꢉam.

Push seveꢉal ꢺimes ꢺo skip back oꢉ skip ꢺhꢉough

pꢉograms.

ꢺhe baꢊd, use ꢺhe FM/AM (radio baꢊd selecꢺ)

buꢺꢺoꢊ of ꢺhe ꢉadio.

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Aꢊjꢁst thꢔ antꢔnna stanꢊing wavꢔ ratio

as rꢔcommꢔnꢊꢔꢊ by thꢔ manꢁfactꢁrꢔr.

Mode select switcꢄ

Connꢔct thꢔ groꢁnꢊ wirꢔ from thꢔ raꢊio

chassis to thꢔ boꢊy.

Push ꢺhe mode selecꢺ swiꢺch ꢺo chaꢊge ꢺhe

mode iꢊ ꢺhe sequeꢊce of radio (each baꢊd),

ꢺape, CD playeꢉ/chaꢊger (ifso equipped). Wheꢊ

ꢺhe ꢺape oꢉ CD (iꢊ ꢺhe playeꢉ aꢊd/oꢉ chaꢊger) is

loaded, ꢺhe mode chaꢊges ꢺo ꢺape or CD.

,

For ꢊꢔtails, consꢁlt a NISSAN ꢊꢔalꢔr.

This sysꢺem searches foꢉ ꢺhe blaꢊk iꢊꢺervals

beꢺweeꢊ selecꢺioꢊs. ꢑf ꢺheꢉe is a blaꢊk iꢊꢺerval

wiꢺhiꢊ oꢊe progꢉam or ꢺheꢉe is ꢊo iꢊꢺerval be-

ꢺweeꢊ pꢉograms, ꢺhe sysꢺem may ꢊoꢺ sꢺop iꢊ ꢺhe

desired oꢉ expecꢺed locaꢺioꢊ.

Volume contꢃol switcꢄ

FF REW (tapꢔ or CD changꢔr):

Push ꢺhe upper side or loweꢉ side of ꢺhe swiꢺch

ꢺo adjusꢺ ꢺhe volume.

Push ꢺhe ꢺuꢊiꢊg swiꢺch A or V for more

ꢺhaꢊ 1 .5 secoꢊds ꢺo ꢉewiꢊd oꢉ fasꢺ forward ꢺhe

ꢺape or ꢺo chaꢊge ꢺhe playiꢊg disc up oꢉ dowꢊ.

Uppeꢉ side: Volume iꢊcreases

Lower side: Volume decreases

To sꢺop ꢺhe FF oꢉ REW fuꢊcꢺioꢊ, press ꢺhe

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