For your ease and convenience, this guide is intended to find the most essential functions you will need to start experiencing your Infiniti Q30.

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1 Q30 Quick User Guide

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3 For your ease and convenience, this guide is intended to find the most essential functions you will need to start experiencing your Infiniti Q30. Cockpit overview 2 Instrument panel 4 Meters & gauges 6 Doors Unlocking & Locking 8 Intelligent Key System 8 Anti-theft Alarm System 8 Front Seat and Head Restraint Adjustment 9 Automatic Drive Positioner System 9 Automatic Front Passenger Front Air Bag Deactivation 10 Headlight Switch 10 Combination Switch 11 High Beam Assist (where fitted) 11 Ignition Switch Positions 12 Instrument Brightness Control 12 Clock Settings 12 Power Windows and Outside Mirrors 13 Sunshade Operation 13 Automatic Anti-dazzle Rearview Mirror 13 Steering Wheel Controls (left hand side) 14 Steering Wheel Controls (right hand side) 14 Vehicle Information Display 15 Centre Multifunction Control Panel 16 Automatic Transmission Operation 17 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System 18 Audio System 19 Bluetooth Streaming Audio 19 Connecting your Mobile Phone via Bluetooth 20 Auxiliary Inputs 20 Navigation System 20 Climate Control 21 Electronic Parking Sensor System 23 Rear/Around View Monitor 23 Intelligent Park Assist 24 Cruise Control and Speed Limiter Systems 24 Hill Start Assist 26 Driver Assistance Systems 26 Fuel Filling 28 Bonnet Opening 28 It is important to note that this guide does not replace the full Owner's Manual, which should be referred to for complete details, security items and warnings. 1

4 Cockpit overview 2

5 Cockpit overview Electric parking brake switch Light switch Cruise control/speed limiter switch Vehicle information & menu control switches Combined Turn signal/low-high beam/wiper & washer switch Shift paddles Audio & Telephone control switches 3

6 Instrument panel 4

7 Instrument panel Ignition switch Multi-function control touch screen/rear view monitor display/ Around view monitor display Audio system Centre console switches - Seat Heating (where fitted) - Hazard light switch - Engine Stop/Start system ON/OFF switch - Electronic Parking Sensor OFF switch Climate control panel - Heater & Air conditioning - Front/Rear window defogger Drive mode selection INFINITI multi-function controller 5

8 Meters & gauges 6

9 Meters & gauges Speedometer Fuel gauge Vehicle Information Display Upper Display Tachometer Engine coolant temperature gauge 7

10 Doors Unlocking & Locking You can lock and unlock the doors and tailgate by pressing the lock or unlock button on the Intelligent Key. For emergency purposes, a mechanical key is integrated in the Intelligent Key. To release the mechanical key, shift the knob and pull out the key. Intelligent Key System The Intelligent Key System is a keyless entry system that allows you to lock and unlock the doors and tailgate without using the key when the Intelligent Key is within the system s operating range. To open a door, touch the inside of the door handle and pull the handle to open the door. To lock the doors, touch the sensor on the door handle. Anti-theft Alarm System An audible and visible alarm is triggered when a door, the tailgate or bonnet is opened when the system is armed. The system will automatically be armed after the vehicle is locked. Indicator lamp will flash, indicating thet the alarm system is armed. The alarm system is operational after approx. 15 seconds. The alarm is disarmed when the vehicle is unlocked. Optionally, your vehicle may be equipped with tow-away protection which additionally triggers the alarm when the system is armed and the vehicle s inclination angle changes. Also, an interior motion sensor may be fitted to your vehicle that triggers the alarm when motion is detected within the passenger compartment. The tow-away protection and interior motion sensors can be switched off using the switches above the interior rear-view mirror. To exclude the tow away or interior motion sensors from the alarm system: 1. Switch off the engine. 2. Press switch (deactivation of interior motion sensor) or (deactivation of tow-away sensor). The indicator light will flash/illuminate to confirm deactivation of the respective function(s). 3. Lock the vehicle. 8

11 Front Seat and Head Restraint Adjustment FRONT SEAT MANUAL SEAT ADJUSTMENT HEAD RESTRAINT ADJUSTMENT Push knob and raise/lower the head restraint until it reaches the desired position. After adjustment, make sure the lock knob is engaged in one of the notches. Pull handle to adjust seat in horizontal direction Turn knob to adjust angle of front of seat Pull/Push lever to raise/lower the seat Turn knob to adjust seatback angle Push buttons to adjust seatback contour FRONT SEAT POWER SEAT ADJUSTMENT Move switch to adjust seat in horizontal direction Automatic Drive Positioner System You can store up to three different seat and outside mirror positions using the automatic drive positioner system. To store a setting: 1. Adjust the seat 2. Adjust the outside mirrors 3. Briefly press the memory button, then press and hold preset position 1, 2 or 3 within three seconds. A tone sounds when the setting is stored in the memory. To call up a stored setting, press the desired preset button. Move switch to adjust seatback angle Move either front or rear side of switch to adjust angle of seat or raise/lower the seat Push buttons to adjust seatback contour Steering Wheel Adjustment Push down the lock lever wheel as desired. and adjust the steering After adjustment, make sure to firmly push the lock lever back into position to lock the steering wheel in place. 9

12 Automatic Front Passenger Front Air Bag Deactivation The automatic front passenger front air bag deactivation system analyses the weight of the person seated on the front passenger seat. Depending on the analysis, the front-passenger front air bag is either enabled or disabled. If a rearward-facing child restraint system is fitted to the front passenger seat, the <PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF> indicator light must illuminate after the system self-test and remains illuminated. The front passenger front air bag then is deactivated. The system does not deactivate front passenger side and curtain air bags. Headlight Switch The headlight switch has following positions: Left hand parking lights switched on. Electric Parking Brake To apply the parking brake, push the electric parking brake handle, regardless of the ignition switch position. To release the parking brake, pull the electric parking brake handle while the ignition is ON. On models with automatic transmission, the electric parking brake will be automatically released when you depress the accelerator pedal to drive away. Right hand parking lights switched on. Side lights, license plate lights and combination meter lighting switched on. Automatic headlight mode: headlights switch on/off automatically, depending on ambient light conditions/daytime light system switched on. Dipped beam/high beam headlights. Selection between dipped beam and high beam is done by using the combination switch (refer to page 11). Rear fog light switch. Front fog light switch. 10

13 Combination Switch The combination switch is located above the cruise control switch and provides multiple functions as described below. Push the combination switch away from you while the headlight switch is in the <AUTO> or position to select high beam. Pull the switch towards you to flash the high beam headlights. Push the switch up or down to activate the right/left turn signal light. WINDSHIELD WIPERS AND WASHER Press to operate windshield washer & wipers. Turn switch to select: Automatic wipe, low rain sensor sensitivity. Automatic wipe, high rain sensor sensitivity. Continuous wipe, slow. Continuous wipe, fast. High Beam Assist (where fitted) The High Beam Assist system automatically switches from high beam to low beam when the headlight switch is in the <AUTO> position while high beam is selected and an oncoming or leading vehicle is detected. When the vehicle is no longer detected, low beam will be switched back to high beam. The high beam assist indicator light in the instrument panel illuminates when the system is active. The high beam assist system will not function at speeds below approximately 40 km/h. REAR WINDOW WIPER AND WASHER Turn switch to select: Wipes with washer fluid, then returns to intermittent wiping. Intermittent wiping Off Wipes with washer fluid 11

14 Ignition Switch Positions The ignition switch has following positions: OFF position. After opening the door, the steering wheel will be locked. No power supply to consumers. Instrument Brightness Control A light sensor in the instrument cluster automatically controls the brightness of the instrument panel illumination. In daylight, the instrument panel is not illuminated. The brightness of the instrument panel illumination can be adjusted using the instrument brightness control knob. ACC position - power supply to several consumers like window wipers. ON position - power supply to all consumers. For diesel models: glow plugs start pre-heating the engine at low engine temperatures. START position: operates the starter motor to start the engine. Clock Settings Clock settings can be changed as follows: 1. Push <Menu> button on INFINITI controller 2. Touch [SETTINGS] 3. Select item to adjust: - On-screen clock on/off - Summer time - Clock format [12h/24h] - Time zone - Clock offset adjustment 12

15 Power Windows and Outside Mirrors MAIN SWITCH OPERATION All power windows and the outside mirrors can be operated through the main switch on the driver s door. Power windows OPEN/CLOSE. Disable rear passenger window operation by rear passengers. Select left hand (L) / right hand (R) outside mirror. Adjust outside mirror. Fold/unfold outside mirror. Sunshade Operation The sunshade operates only when the ignition is switched ON. To open or close the sunshade, press and hold the OPEN or CLOSE side of the switch and release it when the sunshade has reached the desired position. To fully open or close the sunshade automatically, briefly press the OPEN or CLOSE side of the switch and release it. To stop the movement of the sunshade during automatic opening/closing, press either side of the switch. POWER WINDOW CONvENIENCE OPENINg/CLOSINg FEATURE The vehicle can be locked/unlocked and the power windows be closed/ opened simultaneously from outside the vehicle using the Intelligent Key as follows: To lock the vehicle and close the power windows simultaneously, touch the sensor surface on the door handle until the side windows are fully closed. Automatic Anti-dazzle Rearview Mirror The interior rear-view mirror (and the exterior mirror on the driver s side) automatically switch to anti-dazzle mode if the ignition is switched on and light from a tracing vehicle strikes the sensor in the rear-view mirror. The anti-dazzle mode is not activated if reverse gear is engaged or if the interior lighting is switched on. To unlock the vehicle and open the windows simultaneously, press and hold the button on the Intelligent Key until the side windows have reached the desired position. 13

16 Steering Wheel Controls (left hand side) LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons: call up and navigate through menu bar on vehicle information display. UP/DOWN arrow buttons: navigate within menus on vehicle information display. <OK> button: to confirm a selection. BACK button: to return to the previous screen. Steering Wheel Controls (right hand side) Voice command button: press to start voice recognition system. To cancel voice recognition session, say "Exit" or push and hold button for 5 seconds. Volume up (+)/down (-) button: press to adjust volume of audio/telephone. Mute button: press to mute sound. Telephone 'reject' button: press to end a phone call or reject an incoming call. Telephone 'answer' button: press to select telephone menu/start a phone call. 14

17 vehicle Information Display Depending on vehicle specifications, following menus can be selected: [Trip] - Trip computer data [Navi] - Navigation instructions [Audio] - Audio settings [Tel] - Telephone service status [Assist] - Driver Assistance settings [Serv] - Service settings Use the and buttons on the steering wheel to navigate within the menus, use the <OK> button to confirm a selection and/or save a setting. Use the BACK button to return to a previous screen or exit a menu. The vehicle information display is located centrally between the tachometer and speedometer and displays following information: Outside temperature or speed. Time. Text/data field. Menu bar. Selected drive programme. Transmission position (automatic transmission models). Engine Stop/Start system status indicator. To call up the menu bar, press the left or right arrow button on the steering wheel. The menu bar will disappear after a few seconds of inactivity. The Text/data field displays the selected menu, submenus, display messages, system settings and trip computer data. 15

18 Centre Multifunction Control Panel The centre multifunction control panel in the centre console can be operated through touching/swiping the screen or by using the INFINITI controller. Following menus can be selected: Navigation (where fitted) Phone Apps Information Settings USINg THE INFINITI CONTROLLER Models with navigation system: Push <MAP/VOICE> to display the vehicle s current location, push again to display the Display View Bar and display views. Push and hold to repeat the last route guidance instruction. Models without navigation system: Push to display the hands-free phone screen. Push the button to display the main menu. Push the knob to select the shortcut menu or enter a selection. Push the arrow buttons to scroll through menu items. Turn the knob to zoom in/out on a map. Push the BACK button to go back to the previous screen. Push to display the audio screen. When is pushed when the audio screen is already displayed, the source list will be displayed. Models with around view monitor: Push to display the around view monitor screen. The camera view can only be displayed when the ignition is switched ON. Models without around view monitor: push to adjust display brightness, push and hold to turn the display on/off. 16

19 Automatic Transmission Operation The automatic transmission is designed so that the footbrake MUST be depressed before shifting from P (Park) to any drive position while the ignition is ON. Use the Park position when the vehicle is parked. Always make sure that the vehicle is completely stopped before pressing the Park (P) button. If you switch the ignition off with the transmission in D (Drive) or R (Reverse), the transmission automatically shifts into N (Neutral). DRIvE PROgRAM SELECTION The program selector button allows you to choose between three drive programmes with different driving characteristics: E S M Economy: for comfortable and economic driving. Sport: for sporty driving style. Manual: for manual gear shifting. When pressing the program selector button, the selected drive program (E, S or M) is displayed in the vehicle information display. For manual gear shifting in the manual drive program M, use the shift paddles behind the steering wheel to change gears. Left hand paddle: shift down. Right hand paddle: shift up. When using the shift paddles while the Economy (E) or Sport (S) drive program is selected, the transmission will shift into the Manual drive program for a limited time and will return to the previously selected drive program (E or S) as soon as the driving situation permits. Use the program selector button to permanently select the manual drive program. Engine Stop/Start System The engine Stop/Start system automatically stops and restarts the engine when the vehicle is stationary. This system contributes to improving fuel economy and exhaust emissions. If the system is turned on, the indicator light in the Stop/Start system ON/ OFF switch (see next page) illuminates. Also, the Stop/Start system indicator is displayed in the lower part of the vehicle information display. If the Stop/ Start system indicator in the vehicle information display lights up in yellow, this indicates that the system is temporarily not available, due to certain conditions not being met at that moment. When all conditions for the Stop/Start system's functioning are met and the system is thus operational, the Stop/Start system indicator in the vehicle information display illuminates in green. The Stop/Start system will stop the engine under following conditions: On manual transmission models, bring the vehicle to a complete stop, remain at idle in Neutral gear and release the clutch pedal. On automatic transmission models, bring the vehicle to a complete stop. The Stop/Start system will restart the engine under following conditions: On manual transmission models, the engine will restart when you depress the clutch pedal to shift into a (forward or reverse) gear and depress the accelerator pedal. On automatic transmission models, the engine will restart when you take your foot off the brake pedal and depress the accelerator pedal. Note: The Stop/Start system will not function under certain conditions, for example when the engine has not yet reached its normal operating temperature. This is normal behaviour and does not indicate a system fault. 17

20 SWITCHINg OFF THE STOP/START SySTEM The Stop/Start system can be switched off for the duration of a journey by pressing the Stop/Start system switch; the indicator light in the switch will turn off and the Stop/Start system indicator in the vehicle information display will turn off. Next time you switch the ignition to ON, the system will automatically be reactivated. To manually reactivate the stop/start system, press the Stop/Start switch again; the indicator light in the switch will illuminate and the Stop/Start system indicator will be displayed in the vehicle information display. RESTARTINg TPMS The TPMS system needs to be restarted in the following cases: After the pressure of the tyre(s) has been adjusted When a tyre or wheel has been replaced When the position of tyres has been changed. The TPMS system can be restarted through the Service [Serv.] menu in the vehicle information display. For full details on the restarting procedure, refer to your vehicle s Owner s Manual. Tyre Pressure Monitoring System The Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) continuously monitors the pressure of the road wheels against the set target pressures. If the pressure of one or more tyres significantly deviates from the target value, the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System will provide a warning on the vehicle information display and the TPMS warning light in the combination meter will illuminate. If the message is displayed on the vehicle information display and the TPMS warning light illuminates, check and adjust the pressure of the tyres at the earliest opportunity. The Tyre Pressure Monitoring System will not activate until the vehicle has driven at a speed above 25 km/h. 18

21 Audio System When DAB (if equipped) is playing, pushing this button will change the station within the ensemble. Preset station buttons: Six preferred stations in the preset list for each radio band can be stored. <VOL/ > Push to switch the audio system on/off, turn to adjust volume. Bluetooth Streaming Audio If you have a compatible Bluetooth device with streaming audio (A2DP profile), you can set up a wireless connection between your Bluetooth device and the in-vehicle audio system, enabling you to listen to the audio files stored on your device through the vehicle s audio system. <SEEK.TRACK> In DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) mode (where fitted): seeks the previous/next available DAB ensemble. In FM/AM mode: increases/decreases the radio frequency automatically until next station is found. In CD mode or when an external device is connected: fast forward/ rewind through tracks. Push to eject a CD. To set up the wireless connection between your audio device and the in-vehicle audio system: <RADIO> Push to switch to radio mode or to switch between AM, FM and DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast, if equipped). <STATUS> Push to display the audio status screen. <MEDIA> Push to select the desired audio source (CD, ipod, USB, Bluetooth Streaming Audio or AUX). <TUNE.FOLDER> Push or hold to manually tune into a station in AM/FM radio mode. Push to select MP3/WMA/AAC folders on an externally connected device. 1. Push the <MENU> button on the INFINITI controller. 2. Touch [Settings] on the display. 3. Touch [Bluetooth Settings] and [Pair Device]. 4. Touch [Add New Device]. 5. When a PIN code appears on the screen, operate the Bluetooth device to enter/confirm the PIN code. 19

22 Connecting your Mobile Phone via Bluetooth Using Bluetooth technology, you can connect (pair) your mobile phone with the in-vehicle system for hands-free use of your mobile phone. To pair your mobile phone with the in-vehicle system, follow the same procedure as described under Bluetooth Streaming Audio on the previous page. Navigation System Your vehicle may be equipped with a Navigation system which operation is described in detail in the separate Navigation System Owner s Manual. As an example, the basic procedure to enter a destination is described below. SETTINg A DESTINATION To set a destination for navigation, use the INFINITI controller and/or the multifunction control touch screen. Auxiliary Inputs Your vehicle is equipped with two USB ports, located in the centre console, to which you can connect compatible devices (mobile phones, ipods, other compatible audio devices, USB memory sticks, etc.). After connecting your device through one of the USB ports, push the <MEDIA> button on the audio unit to select audio playback from the device connected through the USP port. Note: when two iphones are connected to both of the USB ports, the system recognizes only one of the connected iphones at a time. The second iphone will charge only Postcode Street Address Q W E R T Y U I O P Change Space Last 5 Cities List 1. Push the <MENU> button on the INFINITI controller. 2. Select [Navigation] from the menu and then [Street Address] 3. The [Street Address] screen will be displayed. Now you can select your destination by inputting postal code or city name, followed by the street address. A Country Delete UNITED KINGDOM S D F G H J K L & Z X C V B N M _ 20

23 4. Select the city of the destination from the list. 5. Enter the name of the street and touch [List]. A list screen is displayed. Select the street of the destination from the list. 6. Enter the house number and touch [OK] 7. The selected destination is displayed at the centre of the map. Touch [OK] to confirm the displayed location as your destination. Climate Control MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL SySTEM MAX The entire route is displayed on the screen. Touch [Start] to start route guidance. Calculate Route Start More Routes REAR A/C Route Info Add Waypoint Move Loc. Temperature control dial Windscreen defogger MAX switch Air distribution selection switches Air recirculation switch Fan speed control dial Air conditioning on/off switch Rear window defogger switch 21

24 THERMOTRONIC AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL SySTEM Rear window defogger switch Zone (dual mode) switch for separate temperature control driver/ passenger zone. DEFROSTINg/DEFOggINg THE WINDSCREEN For maximum defrosting/defogging performance, switch on the air conditioning by pressing the <A/C> switch, then push the windscreen defogger MAX switch. The indicator light in the switches will illuminate. The climate control system now switches to the following functions: Temperature control dial (driver side) Automatic climate control mode switch Windscreen defogger MAX switch Fan speed control switch to increase airflow Air distribution selection switches High airflow. High temperature. Air distribution to the windscreen and side windows. Air recirculation mode is switched off. After the windows are defogged, press the windscreen defogger MAX button again. The indicator light in the switch will turn off and the previous settings are restored. The air recirculation mode remains deactivated. You can also switch off the defogger MAX function by turning the temperature control dial. Air recirculation switch Temperature control dial (passenger side) Climate control system ON/OFF switch Residual heat function switch (used to continue interior heating after engine is switched off). Air conditioning on/off switch Fan speed control switch to decrease airflow 22

25 Electronic Parking Sensor System The electronic parking sensor system is a parking aid which uses ultrasonic sensors. It monitors the area around your vehicle using sensors mounted in the front and rear bumper. The parking sensor system audibly indicates the distance between your vehicle and an object being detected. The electronic parking sensor system is automatically activated when: The ignition is switched on. The shift lever is in position D or R (automatic transmission models) or when a forward or reverse gear is selected (manual transmission models). The electric parking brake is released. When an object is detected at the front or rear of the vehicle, the system will alert you by an audible beep. The nearer the vehicle gets to the object, the more frequently the beep will sound. To temporarily switch off the parking sensor system, push the electronic parking sensor system OFF switch on the lower part of the instrument panel. The indicator light in the switch will turn on. Push the switch again to switch the system on. The indicator light in the switch will turn off. When switched OFF, the parking sensor system will automatically be reactivated when the engine is restarted. Rear/Around view Monitor The rear view or around view monitor system helps you to manoeuvre your vehicle by displaying objects behind and/or around the vehicle, e.g. when parking your vehicle. The system will automatically be activated when you select reverse gear. Also, you can manually activate the system by pushing the <CAMERA> button on the INFINITI Controller. The camera view will only be displayed with the ignition switched ON. Pressing the camera button repeatedly will change the views of the around view monitor. MOvINg OBJECT DETECTION The around view monitor is equipped with a Moving Object Detection (MOD) function. If a moving object is detected, a yellow box will appear around the camera image and a beep will sound to warn you on the moving object being detected. 23

26 Intelligent Park Assist Intelligent Park Assist is only an aid. It is not a substitute for your attention to the immediate surroundings. The responsibility for safe manoeuvring and parking remains with you as the driver of the vehicle. Intelligent Park Assist can judge whether a parking space is big enough to park your vehicle in and takes over steering control to park inside the space. It can also assist with parking into a bay. Intelligent Park Assist is activated automatically when driving forwards with a speed up to approx. 35 km/h. While in operation, the system independently locates and measures parking spaces on both sides of the vehicle. When driving at low speeds, the parking symbol will be displayed in the upper display (automatic transmission models) or in the main display (manual transmission models). When a parking space is detected at either side of the road, an arrow will be displayed at the left or right side of the parking symbol. Parking spaces on the passenger side will automatically be displayed by the arrow in the display. For the system to search for and display parking spaces on the driver's side, the driver's side turn signal light must be switched on. To confirm a parking space being detected, press the <OK> button on the steering wheel. After shifting into reverse gear or selecting the R position on models with automatic transmission, messages on the vehicle information display will guide you through the assisted parking procedure. Note: when using the Intelligent Park Assist system, steering is taken over by the system. You need to accelerate and brake yourself! For full details on using the Intelligent Park Assist system, refer to your vehicle s Owner s Manual. Cruise Control and Speed Limiter Systems Cruise Control and Speed Limiter Operation Cruise control maintains a constant (set) speed for you without the need for you to depress the accelerator pedal. The speed limiter limits your speed to a set maximum speed, unless you fully depress the accelerator pedal. The systems are operational only at speeds above approx. 30 km/h. To switch between cruise control and speed limiter operation, quickly push the button on the cruise control/speed limiter lever. If the speed limiter is activated, the <LIM> indicator light in the lever will illuminate. If the light is off, cruise control is selected. To deactivate the cruise control system, briefly push the lever towards the front of the vehicle. 24

27 FUNCTIONS OF CRUISE CONTROL/SPEED LIMITER LEvER INTELLIgENT CRUISE CONTROL (ICC) The ICC system uses a sensor behind the INFINITI logo on the front grille to detect a vehicle driving ahead of you. If the speed of the detected vehicle is lower than the speed of your vehicle, the ICC system will automatically reduce your cruising speed to maintain a distance selected by you. Note that the ICC system can only apply about 50% of the total braking force. If the ICC system cannot maintain the selected distance, a chime will sound and the vehicle ahead indicator light will come on to notify you to take necessary action. Briefly move lever upwards to store the current speed. Move lever upwards and hold to store a higher speed. Release lever when desired speed is reached. Speed limiter ON indicator light. To increase the distance to the vehicle ahead to be maintained by the ICC system, turn the knob clockwise. To reduce the distance, turn the knob counter-clockwise. Store current speed or call up last stored speed. Briefly move lever downwards to store the current speed. Move lever downwards and hold to store a lower speed. Release lever when desired speed is reached. Switch between cruise control and speed limiter. For full details on Cruise Control, Intelligent Cruise Control and Speed Limiter information, please refer to your vehicle s Owner s Manual. Deactivate cruise control/speed limiter system. To start using the cruise control/speed limiter: 1. Select either cruise control or speed limiter by pressing button on the lever. 2. Accelerate to the desired speed. 3. Briefly press the lever up or down to store the current speed. 4. In case cruise control is selected, you can now take your foot off the accelerator pedal. 25

28 Hill Start Assist The Hill Start Assist system automatically keeps the brakes applied for a short time to prevent the vehicle from rolling as you start to drive away on a downor uphill slope. This gives you enough time to move your foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal before the vehicle starts to roll. Driver Assistance Systems Your vehicle may be equipped with following Driver Assistance systems: Lane Departure Warning Blind Spot Warning Forward Emergency Brake Traffic Sign Recognition LANE DEPARTURE WARNINg BLIND SPOT WARNINg The Blind Spot Warning (BSW) helps you to detect vehicles in the lane(s) next to you. When the system detects vehicles in a lane next to you while you operate the turn signal, a chime will sound twice and the blind spot warning indicator light will flash until the detected vehicle has left the detection zone. Blind Spot Warning can be switched on or off through the [Assist] menu on the vehicle information display. The Lane Departure Warning (LDW) system operates at speeds above approx. 60 km/h (37 MPH). If one of the front wheels passes a lane marker, you will be warned of this by means of an intermittent vibration through the steering wheel for up to 1.5 seconds. Lane Departure Warning can be switched on or off through the [Assist] menu on the vehicle information display. 26

29 FORWARD EMERgENCy BRAKE The Forward Emergency Brake system assists you in avoiding front collisions. The system uses a radar sensor located behind the INFINITI logo on the front grille 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. If the distance becomes even smaller a chime will sound 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. Forward Emergency Brake can be switched on or off through the [Assist] menu on the vehicle information display. WARNINg The forward emergency brake system is a supplemental aid to the driver. It is not a substitute for your attention to traffic conditions or your 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. TRAFFIC SIgN RECOgNITION Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) displays detected speed limits and other traffic signs on the vehicle information display. It uses a camera, mounted behind the windshield to detect traffic signs. If the system detects a conditional speed limit, then both speeds and conditions are displayed on the vehicle information display. Traffic Sign Recognition settings can be adjusted through [Assist] menu on the vehicle information display. 27

30 Fuel Filling To open the fuel filler lid, unlock the vehicle and gently push the rear side of the fuel filler lid. Bonnet Opening To open the bonnet, pull the bonnet release handle at the lower instrument panel. Then slightly lift up the bonnet and pull lever sideways to unlock the bonnet. 28

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32 Infiniti Q30 Publication Number: QR15E-0H15E0E Printed in France