Nissan Leaf. Manual - part 61

AV

OPERATION

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• Touch the “Map Menu” switch on the map.

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Menu item

Description

New Dest.

Sets the destination to the map location where [New Dest.] was touched. If a destination is 
already set, the location will be set as the new destination.

Add to Route

Sets the map location where [Add to Route] was touched as the destination or a waypoint. 
This is available only when a suggested route is already set.

Quick Stop

Searches for points of interest such as restaurants and charging stations, etc. near the loca-
tion by scrolling the map.

Store Location

Store the map location where [Store location] was touched in the Address Book. The stored 
location can be retrieved to set it as a destination or waypoint.

Update Stations 

Contact the NISSAN CARWINGS Data Center to update charging station around the point of 
the cursor.

Delete

Deletes a destination, waypoint or stored location. To delete, place the cross pointer over the 
corresponding icon.

AV-236

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HANDLING PRECAUTION

HANDLING PRECAUTION

Display

INFOID:0000000010122525

• When the compartment temperature is low, the display images may look slower because the LCD response

is deteriorated. The system will recover its normal operation when the cabin temperature increases to an

appropriate level.

• When the compartment temperature is low (0

°C or less), the display images may look slower. It is character-

istic of the LCD monitor and should not be considered to be a malfunction. When the temperature is at the

operating temperature (0

°C to 50°C), the display returns to normal.

• There may be small dark or bright dots in the screen or remaining display content may be found (image lag).

These are inherent symptoms to any LCD monitor and should not be considered to be a malfunction.

• The image may look bright or dark when viewed obliquely from the rear. It is inherent to any LCD monitor

and should not be considered to be a malfunction.

• Do not apply pressure on the LCD monitor. Doing so may cause irregularities in the screen image or render

it inoperative.

• Do not use hard cloth, organic solvent (alcohol, benzine, and thinner), or chemical wipe to clean the LCD

monitor. Doing so may affect the panel surface. When cleaning the LCD monitor, always wipe it with a soft

cloth after shutting off the power. For severe contamination, use a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent

(no droplets can be present).

Audio

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• When an MP3/WMA disc is replayed, it may take some time to start the playback after the disc is inserted,

because the contents of the disc files must be analyzed.

• The extensions for MP3/WMA files are ".MP3", ".WMA", ".mp3", and ".wma". Any file with a different exten-

sion or no extension cannot be played back.

• If trying to play a music CD (CD-DA) containing MP3/WMA file, MP3/WMA file is not played. 

• The compatibility of a CD–R depends on the combination of the writing software/hardware and the writing

rate. The disc has digital pulse signals written on it. If the specifications for writing depth and width (area) are

not compatible, these signals may not be played back correctly or the sounds may be lost or skipped.

• The file recorded with high bit rate

*

may have sound skipping.

• The playback order of MP3/WMA files may differ from the intended order because the writing software could

change the folder and file positions when writing data to a CD-R/CD-RW disc.

• For an MP3 file, the folder name and file name can be displayed as the title on the condition that each name

string consists of up to 16 alphanumeric letters (except for the extension). Any MP3 file with a name contain-

ing other letters or that is longer than the maximum length cannot be displayed correctly.

• Some MP3/WMA making software, text information editing software, writing software, or software configura-

tions may create files and discs in a format different from the proper specifications. In such a case, the text

information display or the playback function may not be available.

• A disc for which no session close or disc close process has been finished may not be played back.

• Some files may have incorrect playback time displays and therefore a part of the music cannot be played

back.

• 8 cm disc cannot be used.
• When playing back a Bluetooth

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 audio data, the sound may be interrupted for a moment. This is due to data

communication and should not be considered to be a malfunction. After the data communication finishes,

the playback will restart normally.

• If any CARWINGS operation or incoming call takes place during Bluetooth

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 audio playback, the screen

changes to the relevant mode and the audio playback is interrupted.

• Sound skipping may occur depending on the location where the Bluetooth audio device is installed.
• If any operation for traffic information reception is performed during Bluetooth

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 audio playback, the audio

playback is interrupted.

• Music data stored in a Bluetooth

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 audio device at low bit rate has poor sound quality.

• Radio reception may decrease in performance during charge.

NOTE:

*: Bit rate means how many bits of data are processed or transmitted per the unit time.

iPod®

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• If a headphone is connected to the iPod

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, the iPod

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may not be controlled.

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HANDLING PRECAUTION

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• Some iPod

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 may not be compliant with connection. It is necessary to check compliant models of iPod

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• If a USB extension cable is used for iPod

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 connection, iPod

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 may not be recognized or sound skipping may

occur in playback.

• In playing back iPod

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 audio, if the EQ function (equalizer function) of the iPod

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 is ON, sound may be dis-

torted.

• If the number of music in one category is increased to a large number, response may be poor. If the number

of music is large and shuffle is ON, operation of the iPod

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 itself may be slower.

RESTRICTIONS ON iPod

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The following symptoms may occur, but the functions are not compliant and they should not be considered to

be a malfunction.

• When a Podcast divided into chapters is played back with iPod nano 3G, the play time may be displayed

incorrectly.

• The number of Audiobook is not displayed normally. When iPod

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is disconnected and reset, it is displayed.

• When jacket photos are played with iPod nano 3G and iPod Classic, iPod

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may be frozen or reset.

USB Connection

INFOID:0000000010122528

If a USB-HUB or USB extension cable is used when a USB is connected, USB is not recognized.

CARWINGS

INFOID:0000000010122529

Refer to 

AV-525, "Telematics&CARWINGS"

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Hands-Free Phone

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• In the following cases, the hands-free telephone function is not available.

- When the vehicle moves out of the communication zone of the cellular phone.

- When the vehicle is in a location that may block radio waves such as in an underground parking lot, behind

a building, or in mountainous areas.

- When the cellular phone is subject to dial-up limitations such as dial lock, and auto lock, transmission restric-

tion.

• It is not compliant with call waiting function and three-party call function.

• No incoming call can be received just after the key switch is turned to ON.

• For further details about the supported models, consult the Supported Cellular Phone Models in the CAR-

WINGS site.

• Depending on the cellular phone connected, the ring volume may decrease.

• Before connecting a cellular phone, make sure that the operation limitations such as dial lock, auto lock and

transmission restriction are cancelled. If any of these settings is found to remain active, disconnect the

phone, cancel the setting, and reconnect it.

• When a menu or information is displayed on a cellular phone or when application of standby tool is activated,

the function may not be used. Use the cellular phone in the standby status.

• Once a cellular phone is removed, wait at least 10 seconds before reconnecting it.

• When attempting to use a cellular phone, always make sure that the battery charge level is sufficient.

• A snap sound may be heard or the audio signal may be interrupted during a call. This is not a malfunction. It

is caused by a switchover to an adjacent cellular zone due to weakening radio waves.

• When the reception status is poor or the surrounding sound level is too large, the voice on the phone may be

hard to hear.

• Because the system uses a digital line, the voice on the phone may be distorted or have unpleasant noises

due to the surrounding sounds.

• If the vehicle is equipped with a speed trap tracker (radar detector), the speaker may generate noises.

• This unit cannot be used to charge a cellular phone.

SD Card

INFOID:0000000010122531

To remove the SD card, wait for 15 seconds or more after turning the power switch OFF.

AV-238

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DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM (AV CONTROL UNIT)

DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM (AV CONTROL UNIT)

Diagnosis Description

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• Diagnosis is performed with the on board diagnosis and CONSULT. Select an appropriate function based on

the condition. Perform the on board diagnosis if it starts. If the on board diagnosis does not start such as no

display, perform diagnosis with CONSULT.

• In the on board diagnosis, a multifunction switch operation starts the AV (NAVI) control unit diagnosis func-

tion and AV control unit performs a diagnosis for each system unit. Diagnosis results are displayed on the

screen.

• In the CONSULT diagnosis, a communication signal starts the AV control unit diagnosis function and the AV

control unit performs a diagnosis for each system unit.

On Board Diagnosis Function

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ON BOARD DIAGNOSIS ITEM

• The on board diagnosis function has a self-diagnosis mode for conducting trouble diagnosis automatically

and a confirmation/adjustment mode for operating manually.

• Self-diagnosis mode performs the diagnosis at the AV control unit, connections between each unit that com-

poses the system, and connections between AV control unit and GPS antenna. It displays the results on the

display.

• The confirmation/adjustment mode allows the technician to check, modify or adjust the vehicle signals and

set values, as well as to monitor the system error records and system communication status. The check,

modify or adjust actions generally require human intervention and judgment (the system cannot judge auto-

matically).

Mode

Description

Self Diagnosis

• AV control unit diagnosis.
• Diagnoses the connections across system components, between AV 

control unit and GPS antenna.