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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Connection Options The Xpress Receiver and Cradle provide an audio output signal in three ways: a. FM Modulator -When using the XMC10A cradle with the FM modulator option, the XM audio signal can be received through your vehicle’s radio on selectable FM frequencies using the menu option included in your Xpress Receiver. (Refer to the User Guide.) The XM audio signal can then be played through your vehicle’s radio when that radio is tuned to one of the available frequencies. NOTE: To minimize radiated interference from the XM equipment (antenna and receiver), it will be necessary to incorporate the XM SureConnect Vehicle Installation instructions provided in the XMC10A. b. FM Direct Wiring -If the FM modulator does not provide satisfactory performance in your vehicle, use the optional FM Direct Adapter, Part # XMFM-1, which provides a hard wired FM output. c. Low-Level Audio Output -For vehicles equipped with radio head units with auxiliary audio inputs, the audio signal can be routed through an optional audio cable (Part No. SAT-RCA) and applied to the auxiliary inputs of a radio or entertainment system. In this case, it is best to turn the Xpress Receiver FM modulator option off to avoid interference. Setting Up and Installing Your Kit 18 Setting Up and Installing Your Kit d. Xpress Cassette Adapter -The XM Xpress Cassette Adapter offers an additional audio connection option by utilizing your existing vehicle’s in-dash cassette deck. XM research and lab test results show that using a vehicle cassette adapter can best maximize the relationship between the best sound quality and ease of installation (see chart below). XMC10A CRADLE (RIGHT SIDE VIEW) TO VEHICLE RADIO ANTENNA JACK OPTIONAL SAT-RCA AUDIO CABLE (SOLD SEPARATELY) (CONNECT TO AUXILIARY AUDIO INPUTSON VEHICLE HEAD UNIT.) OPTIONAL FM DIRECT ADAPTER XMFM-1 (SOLD SEPARATELY) 19 Xpress Cassette Adapter Installation. Installation is simple. 1.) Plug the end jack (1) into the XM Xpress Car Cradle’s audio output (2). 2.) Insert the cassette adapter (3) in the vehicle’s in-dash cassette slot (4). 4 1 2 3 Setting Up and Installing Your Kit KEEP EXCESS CABLE OPTION 1 KEEP EXCESS CABLE OPTION 1 20 6. Installation Guidelines Step 1. First, determine the proper location for your XM satellite radio antenna based on the following criteria for your specific vehicle: a. You must locate the satellite radio antenna on the top of the roof either in front of the rear window (option 1) or behind the windshield (option 2). The satellite radio antenna will perform best if magnetically attached to a steel surface with an unobstructed view of the open sky and minimum of 3 to 6 inches of metal surrounding the antenna. UNDER OR BEHIND THE DASHBOARD OPTION 2 b. When routing the antenna cable along the windshield or rear window, tuck the antenna cable under the window seal to maintain a professional looking installation and to avoid loose wires on the exterior of the vehicle which are susceptible to damage. Follow the interior cable routing diagram depicted by dashed lines in the illustration above where possible. Setting Up and Installing Your Kit 21 c. Avoid kinking, crimping, twisting or chafing the cable. Use pre-existing wire channels when possible. d. For option 1 and rear mounting locations, route the cable into the trunk as shown in the previous illustration. Always cross the weather seal at the lowest part of the trunk to reduce water leaks. From the trunk, route the cable into the passenger compartment through available wire channels and then along the floor under the door jam trim or under the carpet to the front of the passenger compartment. Do not leave the cable loose in the passenger compartment where it is likely to be damaged. e. For option 2 and front mounting locations, route the cable along the door jam and into the vehicle as shown. Route the cable across the weather seal near the bottom of the door to reduce water leaks. Setting Up and Installing Your Kit 22 Setting Up and Installing Your Kit Step 2. Once you have plugged the power and antenna jacks into the vehicle cradle, secure the cables with tape or wire ties to allow for a clean appearance.For example, secure the excess cable up under your dash board, between the seat and the console, or on the floor under a seat or floor mat. This will help to prevent the excess cable from interfering with the everyday use of your vehicle, improve the appearance of the installation, and avoid any undesirable accidental damage to the cables that might result in loss of power or satellite signal. Be sure to choose a location carefully by taking notice of how doors and trunks open and close, as well as how seats move when they are adjusted so you can be certain there is ample clearance provided for the cables. 23 NOTES Notes 24 Warranty 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORPORATION (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, under no...