Two questions about the Nissan Note

Your own POI's need to be loaded onto a USB stick in a folder called "myPOIs". They need to be in CSV format. Long; Lat and then Identifier. If you have POIs which you would like to have a warning displayed/sounded (i.e. cameras etc), then those POI files need to be dropped onto the USB stick into a folder called "myPOIWarnings". Same CSV format as above. As soon as you plug the stick into the cars USB port, a window pops up on the screen saying "new POIS available". Select the "download" option on the touchscreen and about a second later the job is done! :-) In the navigation setup pages, you may wish to modify your POI warning distance. It is set at 250 yards by default.

the connect system is based on navteq maps and it can use the csv files for the garmin

Martin ... If you have the same kind of Note as me, you will have a screen in the centre of your dashboard with the radio type controls underneath it. To the right of the screen are some small, rectangular buttons. One of those is called "SETUP". Hit that one and scroll down to Clock. Just follow the on-screen instructions.

If all else fails, take it back to the place you bought it and ask about the possibility of getting a tow bar fitted. After the dealer gives you all the details, say, "OK, thanks. I'll have to go away and think about that. Oh, By the way, while I'm here, how do I get the clock to show up?" and let the dealer sort it out.

press the info button. if you have the connect system its on the top right of the touch screen

Hi guys,
Thanks for the input!
£5: Well I have a Samsung N140 so it should last more than
5 hours (people actually quote around 9) and we rarely
drive that long so I'd just run it from the internal
battery. Of course if there are car chargers available I
might buy one but haven't even looked around yet. Any
suggestions besides the obvious amazon and ebay?

Cheers,

Edited by mja-

cant see a problem as long as you strap it down well