NISSAN Np300 Hardbody Car User Guide

Headlight Cleaning
The headlight cleaner operates when the light switch is in the or position with the ignition switched ON.
Pull the windscreen wiper switch towards you to operate the headlight cleaner.
The headlights will be cleaned every fifth time you operate the windscreen washer again.
Alternatively and depending on vehicle specification, the headlight cleaner can also be operated by pushing the headlight cleaner switch with the ignition in the ON position.

AUTOMATIC ANTI-GLARE REARVIEW MIRROR

The automatic anti-glare rearview mirror is designed to automatically change the reflection according to the intensity of the headlights of the vehicle following you as sensed by
the sensor in the mirror. The anti-glare system comes on automatically when the ignition is switched ON; the indicator light will illuminate.
To switch the system off, push the switch. The indicator light will turn off.
Push the switch again to turn the system on.

AUTOMATIC SUNROOF AND SUNSHADE

To fully open or close the sunroof, push the switch to the OPEN or CLOSE position and release it; it need not be held. The roof will automatically open or close all the way. To stop the roof, push the switch once more while it is opening or closing.
To tilt up the sunroof, first, close the sunroof, then push the switch to the tilt-up position. To close the sunroof, push the tilt-down side of the switch.
When opening the sunroof, the sunshade will open automatically. It needs to be closed manually. To tilt up the sunroof, first, close the sunroof, then push the switch to the tilt-up position. To close the sunroof, push the tilt-down side of the switch.
When opening the sunroof, the sunshade will open automatically. It needs to be closed manually.

CLIMATE CONTROL
Manual Heater and Air Conditioner (type A)

1. Temperature control dial
2. Fan speed control dial
3. Air distribution dial
4. Air recirculation switch
5. Rear window defogger switch
6. Air conditioner switch

Defogging/defrosting the windscreen
For maximum defogging/defrosting performance:

Turn the air distribution dial to the  position.
Turn the temperature control dial to the highest temperature position.
Turn the fan speed control dial to the highest fan speed position.
Make sure the air recirculation mode is switched off (the indicator light in the switch should be off).
Push the switch to switch the air conditioner on.
Note : The air conditioner may not switch on with ambient temperatures below 0°C.

Manual Heater and Air Conditioner (type B)

1. Fan speed control dial/Air conditioner switch
2. Air distribution switches
3. Temperature control dial
4. Air recirculation switch
5. Rear window defogger switch
6. Windscreen defogger switch

Defogging/defrosting the windscreen

For maximum defogging/defrosting performance:

1. Push the front window defogger switch ; the indicator light in the switch will illuminate. The air conditioner will switch on automatically if the ambient temperature is not too low. When the air conditioning is on, the indicator light in the A/C switch will illuminate.
2. Turn the temperature control dial to the highest temperature position.
3. Turn the fan speed control dial to the highest fan speed position.
4. Make sure the air recirculation mode is switched off (indicator light in switch should be off).

Automatic Heater and Air Conditioner

1. Driver side/passenger side temperature control switches
2. Fresh air intake mode selection switch
3. Air recirculation mode selection switch
4. Display
5. Windshield defogger switch
6. Rear window defogger switch
7. Dual mode selection switch
8. Air conditioner switch
9. Fan speed control switches
10. Air distribution mode selection switch
11. AUTO mode selection switch
12. ON/OFF switch

Defogging/defrosting the windscreen
For maximum defogging/defrosting performance:

1. Push the front window defogger switch ; the indicator light in the switch will illuminate. The air conditioner will switch on automatically if the ambient temperature is not too low. When the air conditioning is on, the indicator light in the A/C switch will illuminate.
2. Push the temperature control switch to the highest possible temperature.
3. Push the fan speed control switch to select highest possible fan speed.
4. Make sure the air recirculation mode is switched off (indicator light in switch should be off, indicator light in switch should be on).

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS

Audio & Menu Control Switches

1. Back Press to return to a previous screen on the vehicle information display.

2. ENTER Push the switch upwards or downwards to scroll through menus and lists on the vehicle information display. Press the switch to confirm or enter a selection.
   In Audio mode, use the button to change the audio input source.
   In trip computer mode, use the button to scroll through trip computer (trip and fuel economy) data.

3. Seek-Track TUNER mode – to seek previous/next broadcasting station (short press is manual seek, long press is automatic search).

4. MEDIA/AUX mode – Shortly press the button to return to the previous track or skip current track on CD or another device connected via the auxiliary inputs. Press longer than 1.5 seconds to fast forward or reverse through the track being played.

5. Volume +/- Push to increase/decrease the audio volume.

AUDIO SYSTEM

1. Press to switch display brightness to Day/Night setting.
2. CD slot.
3. Display.
4. Press to eject CD.
5. Press button to select audio source to be played.
6. Depending on model: TELEPHONE button to select telephone menu or button to mute sound.
7. Press to display menu and enter menu items, and turn to scroll through menu items.
8. button to return to the previous display.
9. button to search alphabetically through a tracklist. In radio mode: preset radio station 6 button.
10. Press to enter system SETUP menu
11. Radio station preset buttons: press and hold to store station presently tuned into as preset.
12. Press to select next/previous broadcasting station or return to previous track/skip the current track on a CD or other medium connected.
13. Depending on model: (Traffic Announcement function) button or (random play function) button.
14. Repeat track button. In radio mode: preset radio station 1 button.
15. Turn to adjust volume, push to switch audio system ON or OFF.
16. Push button to display on-screen information when available (music tags, RDS, etc.).
17. Push to switch between radio bands: FM (Presets 1-6) Ò FM (Presets 7-12) Ò AM Ò FM (Presets 1-6) etc.

COMBINED AUDIO AND NAVIGATION SYSTEM (NISSAN CONNECT)

1. Touch screen display.

2. Press to display the around view monitor.

3. Press to select next/previous broadcasting station or return to previous
   track/skip current track on a CD or other medium connected.

4. Press to switch between media sources (CD and devices connected via auxiliary inputs (JACK, USB)) or Bluetooth.

5. Press to switch between radio bands: FM – AM – DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast).

6. Press to access telephone menu.

7. Press to switch the unit ON/OFF, and turn to adjust the volume.

8. Press to eject a CD.

9. SD card slot (for navigation maps).

10. Turn to scroll through a menu or list, operate Zoom function in map view, press to enter a selection within a menu.

11. Press to return to a previous screen or cancel a selection.

12. Press to display the map on the screen.

13. Press

14. Press the day/night button to switch between day/night mode illumination of the display. Press and hold the day/night button to display clock only. Press the button to select the [SETUP] menu.

Note: refer to your NISSAN CONNECT Owner’s Manual for full details on the unit’s operation.

CONNECTING YOUR MOBILE PHONE OR AUDIO DEVICE VIA BLUETOOTH

Using Bluetooth technology, you can connect (“pair”) your mobile phone with the vehicle for hands-free use of your mobile phone and/or pair your phone or audio device to use Bluetooth audio streaming.
Note: for detailed information on Bluetooth, iPod / USB connectivity, refer to your vehicle Owner’s Manual or your NISSAN CONNECT Owner’s Manual.

Pairing Procedure (models without Navigation System)

On the audio unit:

• Press the Telephone button on the audio unit or steering wheel, select [Bluetooth], and press .
• Select [Pair Device] and press .

On your mobile phone:

• Make sure Bluetooth is switched on.

• Have your mobile phone search for Bluetooth devices. When your mobile phone recognises the vehicle in a system, you will be requested either to:
  – enter the PIN code (0000)
  – enter the password as shown on the display.

• After entering the PIN code or password, the pairing procedure is complete.

The unit will automatically connect to your mobile phone the next time you turn on the ignition.

Pairing Procedure (models with NISSAN CONNECT System)

On the audio unit:

• Press the button on the NISSAN CONNECT unit and select [Telephone & Bluetooth] from the [SETUP] menu.

• Select [Pair New Device]

On your mobile phone:

• Make sure Bluetooth is switched on.
• Have your mobile phone search for Bluetooth devices. When your mobile phone recognises the vehicle system, it will request you to enter the PIN code (1234) on your mobile device.
• After entering the PIN code on your mobile device, you will be requested to confirm the PIN code as displayed on your mobile phone.
• Touch [YES] to complete the pairing process. The system will display the message [Bluetooth Device [Phone ID] connected] to confirm the connection of your mobile phone.

CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL AUDIO OR MEMORY DEVICE

Your vehicle is equipped with 3.5 mm Jack and USB type auxiliary input sockets, located at the center console as illustrated. Using these auxiliary inputs, you can connect an iPod/iPhone/ MP3 player or USB device to your vehicle’s audio system.

Press the or button on the audio unit to select audio playback from the externally connected device.

CONNECTED SERVICES

Vehicles equipped with the NISSAN CONNECT Audio/Navigation system are equipped with Smartphone Integration technology for iOS and Android-operated smartphones. This allows many compatible smartphone applications to be displayed and easily controlled through the vehicle’s touch screen. Follow the below steps to make use of the Connected Services:

Register

1. Go to www.nissanconnect.eu.

2. Select your country and register your vehicle on the owner portal.

3. Access [manage my services]. Create a NissanConnect password.

4. Activate your in-vehicle App services.
   Download

5. Download the NissanConnect App at your smartphone App store.

6. Log on to the application using your NissanConnect user ID and password, previously set up online.
   Connect

7. Make sure NissanConnect App is open and signed-in.

8. Pair your smartphone to the vehicle either via Bluetooth (Android) or USB (iOS)

9. Select your vehicle and click .

10. Press the [Info] button on the NissanConnect unit.

11. Press My Apps button.

NOTE:

• If the smartphone is outside the network range, some functions cannot be used.
• Before using this service, some apps may require registration.
• While driving, some operations are limited in order to prevent distracting your attention from driving. Only use these services when it is safe to do so.
• Terms and conditions apply.

STARTING & STOPPING THE ENGINE WITH THE INTELLIGENT KEY

To start the engine using the Intelligent Key:

1. Manual transmission models:
   Depress the clutch pedal with the shift lever in the N (Neutral) position.
   Automatic transmission models:
   DEPRESS THE BRAKE PEDAL WHILE THE SHIFT LEVER IS IN THE P (PARK) OR N (NEUTRAL) POSITION.
   Depress the brake pedal while the shift lever is in the P (Park) or N (Neutral) position.

2. Push the push-button ignition switch. The engine will start or the glow plug indicator light will come on when pre-heating of the diesel engine is required.

3. If the glow plug indicator light came on, wait until the light turns off, then push the pushbutton ignition switch once again to start the engine.

To stop the engine using the Intelligent Key:

1. Stop the vehicle.

2. Manual transmission models:
   Depress the clutch pedal and move the shift lever to the N (Neutral) position.
   Automatic transmission models:
   Depress the brake pedal and move the shift lever to the P (Park) or N (Neutral) position.

3. Push the push-button ignition switch to stop the engine. The ignition switch is now in the OFF position.

4. After opening the door, the ignition switch position will change from OFF to LOCK and the steering lock will be activated.

DRIVING THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION VEHICLE IN MANUAL SHIFT MODE
When the shift lever is shifted into the manual (+/-) shift gate, the transmission can be shifted as a 7-gears sequential gearbox. To shift up, move the shift lever to the + (up) side. To shift down, move the shift lever to the – (down) side.
In the manual shift mode, the actual transmission position is displayed in the vehicle information display.

ESP OFF SWITCH
The Electronic Stability Program (ESP) monitors driver inputs and vehicle motion. Under certain driving conditions, the ESP system will help you to control the vehicle by applying braking force to one or more road wheels and adjusting engine output in order to retain or regain vehicle stability. Under certain conditions, for example, when freeing the vehicle from mud or snow, you may want to deactivate the ESP system in order to have full engine output on the wheels to free the vehicle.
To switch off the ESP system, push the ESP switch: the ESP OFF indicator light in the combination meter will illuminate. Push the switch again to switch on the ESP system; the ESP OFF indicator light in the combination meter will turn off. When the ESP system is switched off, it will automatically be switched on again after the ignition switch is switched from OFF to ON, next time you start the vehicle.

CRUISE CONTROL AND SPEED LIMITER SWITCHES

1. switch
2. <RES/+> and <SET/-> switch
3. Speed Limiter main switch
4. Cruise Control main switch
5. Telephone switches

Turn on or off the Speed Limiter or Cruise Control system using the main switch on the steering wheel. The Speed Limiter or Cruise Control indicator light at the top of the vehicle information display will illuminate.
Cruise Control
Push the Cruise Control main switch, accelerate to the desired cruising speed, and press <SET/->; the set cruise speed will be shown on the vehicle information display and the cruise control indicator light will turn green. The vehicle will now maintain the set cruising speed without the need to depress the accelerator pedal. Adjust the cruising speed up or down by pressing <RES/+> or <SET/-> . Cancel cruising by tapping the brake or clutch pedal or by pressing . Resume cruising at the previous speed by pressing <RES/+> . To turn the cruise control off, push the cruise control main switch.

Speed Limiter
Push the Speed Limiter main switch , accelerate to the desired speed limit and press <SET/->. The set speed limit will be shown on the vehicle information display and the speed limiter indicator light will turn green.
Adjust the speed limit up or down by pressing <RES/+> or <SET/-> .
Cancel the speed limiter by pressing .
To turn the speed limiter off, push the speed limiter main switch.
If the speed limiter is enabled and the vehicle speed exceeds the set limit (e.g. on a downhill slope), an audible warning will sound.
If the accelerator pedal is fully depressed, the speed limiter will be overriden and the vehicle will accelerate above the set speed.
Note: For full details on the use of the cruise control and speed limiter systems, please refer to your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.

FOUR WHEEL DRIVE MODE CONTROL
The four-wheel drive (4WD) mode switch allows you to choose between three drive modes: two-wheel drive (<2WD>), four-wheel drive high gearing (<4H>), and four-wheel drive low gearing (<4LO>). Select the drive mode using the 4WD mode select switch according to the actual driving conditions. Use the below table as a guideline for drive mode selection.

4WD mode
switch| Wheels driven| Indicator| Use conditions| Operation of 4WD mode switch
---|---|---|---|---
4WD mode| <4L0>
| Rear wheels| | –| For driving on dry, paved roads.| Shifting between the

REAR DIFFERENTIAL LOCKING SYSTEM
The rear differential locking system is designed to transmit engine power equally to the left-hand and right-hand rear wheels.
If your vehicle is stuck in sand, mud, snow, etc. and the differential lock is not activated, all engine power is transmitted to the wheel that encounters the least resistance, thus causing it to spin. In such case, switch on the rear differential locking system as follows:

1. Completely stop the vehicle.
2. Turn the 4WD mode switch to the <4LO> position.
3. Push the differential lock switch to the ON position. The differential lock indicator light will first blink and then remain on when the differential gear is locked.

FORWARD EMERGENCY BRAKING SYSTEM
The Forward Emergency Brake system assists you in avoiding frontal collisions. The system operates at speeds above approx. 5 km/h. The system uses a radar sensor behind the front bumper to calculate the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you. If the distance becomes too small, the vehicle ahead indicator light will flash and a chime will sound. If the distance becomes even smaller, the beep will sound more frequently and the forward collision avoidance system warning light will start flashing. If finally the distance becomes even smaller, active braking will be applied to avoid or reduce the impact of a collision with the vehicle in front of you.

WARNING
The forward emergency brake system is a supplemental aid to the driver.
It is not a substitute for the driver’s attention to traffic conditions or his responsibility to drive safely. It cannot prevent accidents due to carelessness or dangerous driving.
The forward emergency brake system may not function under all driving, traffic, weather, and road conditions.
Note: Refer to your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual for full details on the functioning of the Forward Emergency Brake system.

HILL START ASSIST
The Hill Start Assist (HSA) system automatically keeps the brakes applied for 2 seconds to prevent the vehicle from rolling as you start to drive away on a hill.
Hill Start Assist will operate automatically under the following conditions:

• The shift lever is shifted into a forward (vehicle facing uphill) or reverse (vehicle facing downhill) gear,
• The vehicle is stopped completely on a hill by applying the foot brake,
• The slope exceeds 3 degrees.

HILL DESCENT CONTROL
The Hill Descent Control system provides automatic additional braking on steep hills below 25-35 km/h, e.g. during off-road driving. It is a useful feature when engine braking alone is not sufficient to control the desired vehicle speed.

To most efficiently use the Hill Descent Control system:

1. Turn the 4WD mode switch to the <4LO> position.
2. Push the Hill Descent Control switch, located on the centre console, to the ON position; The Hill DescentControl light on the instrument panel will illuminate and the system will automatically maintain a low descending speed.

If you depress either the accelerator pedal or the brake pedal when the Hill Descent Control system is active, the system will be temporarily deactivated. As soon as you release the accelerator or brake pedal, the Hill Descent Control function will be restored.
To turn off the Hill Descent Control system, push the Hill Descent Control switch again; the indicator light on the instrument panel will turn off.

FUEL GAUGE
The fuel gauge indicates the approximate level of fuel in the tank when the ignition is ON.
A low fuel warning appears on the vehicle information display when the fuel level in the tank is getting low. Refuel as soon as it is convenient.

The arrow with the fuel pump symbol reminds you that the fuel-filler lid is located on the left hand side of the vehicle.

To open the fuel-filler lid, push the fuel-filler opener switch on the lower instrument panel. While refuelling, put the fuel filler cap on the cap holder as illustrated. After refueling, turn the fuel cap clockwise until you hear the ratchet clicks, and firmly close the fuel-filler lid.

DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTER
Driving conditions such as frequent short journeys or stop/start driving can result in excessive build up of carbon in the filter.
When this happens, the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) warning light will illuminate to inform you that the vehicle must be driven in a particular manner to start the regeneration of the DPF filter.
When the DPF warning light is illuminated, provided that legal and safety conditions allow, the vehicle should be driven at a speed of over 80 km/h until the DPF warning light turns off.

VEHICLE INFORMATION DISPLAY

The vehicle information display, located centrally between the tachometer and the speedometer, provides a lot of useful information as well as warnings. It also allows you to customise vehicle and system settings, using the switches on the left hand side of the steering wheel. Depending on the vehicle’s specification, the vehicle information display can provide following information:

• Navigation instructions
• Audio status
• Trip computer information
• Indicators for operation
• Oil control system information
• Automatic Transmission position.
• Clock data
• Compass data
• 4WD mode status information
• Cruise control status/settings
  Use the UP, DOWN and switches on the steering wheel to change the data displayed on the vehicle information display and to change various system settings.

Changing the data displayed on the vehicle information display
Use the switches on the left hand side of the steering wheel to select the data being displayed on the vehicle information display. Each time the UP or DOWN switch is pressed, the data displayed changes as follows:
Car View (= Home) → Average Speed → Elapsed time and trip odometer →Current and average fuel consumption →Navigation instructions → Compass data → Audio → Driving Aids →Warning checks →Settings Menu →Car view (= Home) For full details on using the vehicle information display, refer to your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.

For full details on using the vehicle information display, refer to your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.

Resetting trip computer data
To reset trip computer data (Trip odometer, elapsed time, average speed, fuel consumption data), press the switch on the instrument panel for more than one second.

ECO Drive Report
You can enable/disable the Eco Drive Report through the Vehicle Information
Display (menu [SETTINGS], sub-menu [Display Settings]).
If switched ON, the vehicle information display will show the ECO management display after you turn the ignition OFF.

A History of average fuel consumption (previous 5 journeys).
B Average fuel consumption last journey.
C Best average fuel consumption.

INSTRUMENT BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
The brightness of the instrument panel lighting can be adjusted using the instrument brightness control switch on the instrument panel.

PARKING SENSOR SYSTEM

The parking sensor (sonar) system sounds a tone to inform you of objects near the rear bumper while reversing.
If set to ON in the vehicle information display, the sensor view will automatically appear in the vehicle information display.
When you approach an object near the rear bumper, a beep will sound. The nearer you approach the object, the higher the frequency of the beeping sound will become until it will sound continuous when you are only a very small distance away from the object.
To temporarily switch off the parking sensor system, press the parking sensor OFF switch on the instrument panel; the indicator light in the switch will turn off.
To turn on the system again, press the switch once again; the indicator light in the switch will illuminate.
When switched off, the parking sensor system will automatically be reactivated when restarting the engine.

REAR/AROUND VIEW MONITOR SYSTEM
The rear/around view monitor is designed to assist you visually in becoming aware of objects behind/around the vehicle while reversing.
It uses one or more cameras in combination with sonar sensors in the rear bumper (around view monitor system only).
The rear/around view monitor is automatically activated when you shift into reverse gear.
You can also activate the around view monitor by pressing the button on the NISSAN CONNECT unit.
Apart from the visual display of the area around the vehicle, the around view monitor system uses the parking sensor system to provide audible warnings when you approach an object behind the vehicle.

References

• Nissan Connect

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