What this device can do:
1. Audio system:
- plays CD, MP3, MVA and WAV;
- equipped with AM/FM tuner;
- supports iPod and iPhone connection;
- has AUX-In and USB ports for MP3 players;
- can stream audio via Bluetooth;
- controlled by buttons on the steering wheel.
2. Rear view camera that visually warns of obstacles.
3. Satellite navigation:
- interface in Russian;
- map display in 2D and 3D modes;
- voice prompts in Russian;
- you can save points of interest and update data via USB.
What does buying a map in Odessa give you?
The official Nissan dealer in Odessa — the company "Elephant" — sells updated licensed maps for the standard Nissan Connect system.
STEP 1. Contact the "Elephant" dealership and place an order for a map (directions can be found on the company's website).
STEP 2. Upon purchase, the customer gets the lowest price in Ukraine — UAH 2,473, which saves UAH 899. The supplier's recommended retail price is UAH 3,372.
STEP 3. Within 14 days, the owner can test the navigation and, if it is not suitable, return the map. A receipt and passport are required for the return.
How much do maps cost from other brands?
To compare prices with competitors, you can refer to the publication "Standard navigation: how much does it cost to teach the system your native language."
What maps are available in Ukraine now?
Since July, updated SD cards from NAVTEQ (version Q3/11) have started arriving at the "Elephant" dealership. They are compatible with cars manufactured in 2010 and newer.
How to check if a replacement is needed: take out the old SD card and look at the number. If it differs from 25920BH01D, the card needs to be updated.
Detailed coverage:
- more than 20 cities and towns, including Kyiv, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Lviv, Brovary, Uzhhorod, Truskavets, Mukachevo;
- Crimean resort cities: Yalta, Feodosia, Alushta, Saky, Bakhchysarai, Sudak, Shcholkine, Alupka;
- Zakarpattia Oblast.
Full coverage:
- cities: Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Lviv, Odesa, Sevastopol, Bila Tserkva, Makiivka, Kryvyi Rih, Simferopol, Yevpatoria, Dzhankoi, Luhansk, Kerch, Drohobych, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Berdychiv, Berdiansk, Vinnytsia, Horlivka, Kamianske, Dubno, Yenakiieve, Zhytomyr, Zolotonosha, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chornomorsk, Kamianets-Podilskyi, Kaniv, Kropyvnytskyi, Kovel, Konotop, Korosten, Kremenchuk, Lysychansk, Lutsk, Mariupol, Melitopol, Myrhorod, Nizhyn, Mykolaiv, Nikopol, Novohrad-Volynskyi, Poltava, Pryluky, Rivne, Romny, Smila, Stryi, Sumy, Ternopil, Uman, Kherson, Khmelnytskyi, Cherkasy, Chernihiv, Chernivtsi, Shostka, Kalush, Khotyn, Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Lubny, Oleksandriia, Shatsk, Tsyurupynsk, Zbarazh;
- Kyiv Oblast.
*Detailed coverage: all roads and POI objects are verified by NAVTEQ employees. All navigation attributes (traffic restrictions) and address search are available.
**Full coverage: most roads (functional classes 1-4) are verified by NAVTEQ field specialists. City centers of large cities are verified to the detailed coverage standard.
Every owner can make the map better! Owners of cars with this system can participate in improving navigation maps by reporting errors and inaccuracies, such as:
a) routing errors,
b) missing road on the map,
c) incorrect road shape,
d) missing address,
e) POI errors,
f) questions about the appearance of the map of the city of N-sk.
All comments, wishes, claims and questions about the quality and coverage of the map can be sent to the supplier — NAVTEQ. This can be done here. On the website, you can track the status of your request and responses from NAVTEQ specialists.
Why might the signal be poor?
There can be several reasons for poor GPS reception:
1. On first power-up ("cold start"), the system memorizes satellite movement trajectories. Usually, for the first 20 minutes of driving, the system works unstable and loses coordinates, but then it returns to normal. On subsequent power-ups, it works normally.
2. If problems occur from time to time, they may not be related to reception quality but to other factors, for example:
2.1. Weather conditions.
2.2. The number of satellites over the territory of Ukraine at a given moment.
2.3. Density of urban development (the signal reflects off buildings, changing its length).
2.4. Cartographic inaccuracies: some roads may be mapped not entirely accurately.
2.5. "Jammers" used by the military and special services (they suppress the real satellite signal and generate a false one — in this case, the arrow "darts" across the screen).
2.6. The vehicle's position may be displayed incorrectly for a short time during a sharp turn off the route — navigation recalculates a new path at this time. All these phenomena are inherent in any navigation system. Comparative tests have shown that Nissan and Infiniti navigation is at least as good as analogues in positioning quality.
3. Interference from other radio frequency devices — phones, navigators, etc. For example, there is a known case of Nissan Connect system failures when connecting a specific model of a cell phone via Bluetooth.
* — the price of maps may change if the purchase price from the supplier changes. The validity of the program depends on activity and availability of free maps (check with the "Elephant" dealership, Odesa);
** — a mandatory condition for return: no damage to the map (inspection) and the presence of packaging;
** — errors can be reported with photo evidence or a brief description to: [email protected]
