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Satellite Radio Plug & Play Receiver

User Guide

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Congratulations on the Purchase of your new SIRIUS Starmate 3 Plug-n-Play Receiver

Your new SIRIUS Starmate 3 Plug-n-Play Receiver lets y ou enjoy SIRIUS® Satellite Radio’s digital entertainment anywhere you’ve installed the SU PH1 SIRIUS Universal Plug and Play Home Kit, SUPV1 SIRIUS Universal Plug and Play Vehicle Kit, or the SUBX1 SIRIUS Plug and Play Universal Boombox (each sold separately). Use thi s manual to familiarize yourself with all of SIRIUS Starmate 3 features and capabilities. For th e latest information about this and other SIRIUS Starmate products and accessories, visit http:/ /www.sirius.com.

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

WARNING AND SAFETY INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

FCC Caution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Canadian Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

General Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

PACKAGE CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

GETTING STARTED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Maximizing Audio Quality From Your SIRIUS Receiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Wireless Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Direct Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Subscribing to the SIRIUS Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

SIRIUS Starmate 3 Reference Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Remote Control Reference Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Display Screen Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Changing Channels and Categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Display Button (DISP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Selecting Channels Directly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Channel Presets (BAND) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Memory (MEMO) and Song Seek (S-Seek) Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Jump Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Game Alert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

FM Preset Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

MENU OPTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Sirius ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

FM Transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Game Alert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

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Jump Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Display Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Memory Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Audio Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Conﬁrmation Tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Parental Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Time Based Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Signal Indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Factory Default . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

WARRANTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

SIRIUS ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:

．Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ．Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ．Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected. ．Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

IMPORTANT NOTE: FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20 cm between the radiator & your body.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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Warning and Safety Information

FCC Caution

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipm ent.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference, and

1. This device must not accept any interference received, including interference that may

2. cause undesired operation.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating i n conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Canadian Compliance

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à l a norme NMB-003 du Canada.

General Precautions

Liqu id Crys tal Precautions

If the LCD screen on the receiver is damaged, do not t o touch the liquid crystal fluid. If any of the following situations happen, take the action indic ated:

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If the liquid crystal fluid comes in contact with your skin, wipe the skin area with a cloth

1. and then wash the skin thoroughly with soap and runnin g water. If the liquid crystal fluid gets into your eye, flush the eye with clean water for at least 15

2. minutes. Seek medical care. If the liquid crystal fluid is ingested, flush your mo uth thoroughly with water. Drink large

3. quantities of water and induce vomiting. Seek medical care.

Safe ty Prec autions

Be sure to observe the following warnings. Failure to follow these safety instructions and warnings may result in a serious accident.

Do not operate the receiver in a way that might divert your attention from driving safely.

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As a driver, you alone are responsible for safely oper ating your vehicle in accordance with traffic safety laws at all times.

Do not install the receiver where it may obstruct your view through the windshield, or of

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your vehicle’s indicator displays.

Do not install the receiver where it may hinder the fu nction of safety devices such as an

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airbag. Doing so may prevent the airbag from functioni ng properly in the event of an accident.

Be sure the receiver and accessories are installed as described in the installation instruc-

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tions which accompany each accessory kit. SIRIUS Satel lite Radio is not responsible for issues arising from installations which were not insta lled according to the instructions.

To avoid short circuits, do not open the receiver or a ccessories, and never put or leave any

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metallic objects (coins, tools, etc.) inside the recei ver.

If the receiver or accessories emits smoke or unusual odors, turn the power off immedi-

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ately, and disconnect the receiver from any power sour ce.

Do not drop the receiver or subject it to strong shock s.

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If the receiver doesn’t seem to be working properly, t urn the receiver off, wait 10 seconds,

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replace the battery and then turn it on again.

The installation and use suggestions contained in this manual are subject to any restric-

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tions or limitations that may be imposed by applicable law. The purchaser should check applicable law for any restrictions or limitations bef ore installing and/or operating this unit.

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Oper ating T emperature

The receiver is designed to operate between -20° to +8 5° C (-4° to +185° F). Avoid leaving the receiver in a vehicle or elsewhere where the tempe rature may fall outside this range. Extreme temperatures or extreme temperature fluctuations can degrade the performance of the LCD display screen, and possibly damage it.

Clea ning an d Maintenance

If the receiver or accessories become dirty, turn the power off and wipe it clean with a soft cloth. Do not use hard cloths, strong cleaning fluids, paint thinner, alcohol, or other volatile solvents to clean. These may cause damage to the recei ver.

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Copyrights & Trademarks

Satellite Radio Inc. “NFL” and the NFL Shield logo, an d the NFL Sunday Drive name and logo are registered trademarks of the National Football Lea gue. “NHL” and the NHL Shield are registered trademarks of the National Hockey League. “ NBA” and the NBA silhouette logo are registered trademarks of NBA Properties Inc. All other trademarks, service marks, sports team names, album art, and logos are the property of their respective owners. All Rights Reserved.

“Starmate” is a trademark of SIRIUS Satellite Radio.

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Portions of the software on this receiver are licensed under the eCos License. Distribution of eCos requires that the eCos source code be made availa ble to Sirius Satellite Radio customers. The eCos License and eCos source code are availab le to the public at http://www.sirius. com/ecoslicense.

Sirius Satellite Radio reserves all rights to all rece iver software not covered under the eCos license. This includes all portions of receiver softwa re that were not distributed to Sirius as part of the eCos operating system.

Hardware, subscription and activation fee required. Fo r full Terms & Conditions, visit http://sirius.com. Prices and programming are subject to change. Not available in HI and AK. Equipment and subscription sold separately. Installati on required with some equipment.

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Package Contents

MUTE

Category

001 Channel Name001 Channel Name

002 Channel Name

003 Channel Name003 Channel Name 004 Channel Name004 Channel Name

Category

001 Channel Name001 Channel Name

002 Channel Name

003 Channel Name003 Channel Name 004 Channel Name004 Channel Name

Category

001 Artist Name001 Artist Name

002 Artist Name

003 Artist Name003 Artist Name 004 Artist Name004 Artist Name

Category

001 Song Title001 Song Title

002 Song Title

003 Song Title003 Song Title 004 Song Title004 Song Title

Figur e 2Figur e 2

Figur e 3Figur e 3

Pressing the channel up or down button will cause the receiver to immediately tune to the next or previous channel.

Pressing the category previous or next button will cau se the receiver to display a list of the channels in the current category, highlighting the cha nnel to which you are currently tuned. (Figure 2)

Repeated momentary pressing of the DISP button while i n the category list mode will cause the receiver to sequence the display between listings of artist names, song titles, and back to channel names. (Figure 3)

Pressing the category previous or next button again wi ll cause the receiver to display a listing of the previous or next channel category.

Use the channel up/down buttons to highlight a channel within a category and press the Select button to tune to the highlighted channel. When a new channel is selected, the display

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will revert to the default display screen for the new channel.

001

Category 12:00P A

Artist N

Channel Name

001

Artist Name Song Title

Category 12:00P A

Channel Name

Figur e 4Figur e 4

To exit the channel list mode without changing to a di fferent channel, press and hold the DISP button for 1½ seconds, until the default screen is dis played.

Display Button (DISP)

Momentarily pressing and releasing the DISP (Display) button while the default screen is displayed changes the artist name and song title to a scrolling, single line, large format display for easier viewing from a distance. (Figure 4)

Pressing and holding the DISP button for 1½ seconds wi ll cause the receiver enter the channel list mode. The channel list mode makes it easy to quickly search for and locate music by channel, by category, by artist, and by song title.

Once the receiver has entered the channel list mode, a listing of the channel numbers and names is displayed. (Figure 5) Repeated momentary pres sing and releasing of the DISP button will sequence the display between listings of a rtist names, song titles, and back to channel names.

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001 Channel Name001 Channel Name

003 Channel Name

005 Channel Name005 Channel Name

004 Channel Name004 Channel Name

002 Channel Name002 Channel Name

001 Artist Name001 Artist Name

003 Artist Name

005 Artist Name005 Artist Name

004 Artist Name004 Artist Name

002 Artist Name002 Artist Name

001 Song Title001 Song Title

003 Song Title

005 Song Title005 Song Title

004 Song Title004 Song Title

002 Song Title002 Song Title

Figur e 5Figur e 5

Note: If you are viewing a sports category channel lis t (NFL®, NBA®, NHL®, or College), pressing the DISP button will instead toggle between t he team names and the current score of any live play-by-play game.

Use the category previous and next buttons to scroll t hrough the music and entertainment categories, and the channel up and down buttons to scr oll through the available channels in each category to find the channel to which you want to listen.

When you have found the channel you wish to listen to, highlight the channel using the channel up and down buttons and press the Select button to tune to the channel. The new channel will begin playing and the display will revert to the default display screen for the new channel.

To exit the channel list mode without changing to a di fferent channel, press and hold the DISP button for 1½ seconds, until the default screen is dis played.

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001

Category 12:00P A

Artist NArtist N

# ___

Enter Channel

Channel Name

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Selecting Channels Directly

A channel may be directly selected by entering the cha nnel number using the 0 - 9 buttons on the receiver. To enter a channel number, momentarily p ress and release the Select button. At the display prompt (Figure 6) enter the three digit ch annel number.

Channel Presets (BAND)

You can store up to 30 of your favorite channels as pr esets for quick recall access. The preset channels are stored in 3 bands, A, B, and C, ea ch containing 10 channel presets, and are numbered 0 to 9. The 10 channel presets in each ba nd are accessed by pressing the appropriate number (0 to 9) on the receiver. A momentary press and release of the BAND button cycles through the 3 preset bands (A, B, and C).

Stor ing Cha nnel Presets

To store a favorite channel as a preset, do the follow ing:

Momentarily press and release the BAND button until th e desired preset band, A, B, or

1. C, is displayed in the lower right corner of the defau lt display screen. Tune the receiver to the channel you wish to store as a preset. (Refer to the section

2. Chan ging Channels for specific instructions for tuning to a channel.) Press and hold the numbered preset button in which you wish to store your favorite

3. channel for 1½ seconds until you hear a beep. The band and preset number will then be displayed in the lower right corner of the display scr een to confirm that the channel has been stored. (Figure 7)

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001

Category 12:00P A1

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Channel Name

Preset Stored

001

Category 12:00P A3

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Channel Name

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Note: If the preset button already has a channel store d in it, the preset will be replaced by the newly stored channel.

Usin g Chann el Presets

The active band of presets is displayed in the lower r ight corner of the default display screen, A, B or C. To change the active band, momentarily pres s and release the BAND button to cycle between the preset bands.

The 10 preset channels in the active band can then be selected by momentarily pressing and releasing the 0 through 9 buttons.

When you have chosen a preset channel, the band and pr eset number will be displayed in the lower right corner of the default display screen. (Fig ure 8)

Sear ching f or a Channel Preset (P.TUNE Mode)

To quickly search through all of your presets in the P .TUNE mode, do the following:

Press and hold the BAND button for approximately 1 sec ond to enter the P.TUNE mode.

1. Pres et Tuning Mode will momentarily be displayed and t he top left and lower right corners of the display will invert to indicate the rec eiver is in the Preset Tune Mode. (Figure 9)

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001

Category 12:00P A1

Artist Name Song Title

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Preset Tune Mode

Channel Name

A-1 Channel NameA-1 Channel Name

A-3 Channel Name

A-5 Channel NameA-5 Channel Name

A-4 Channel NameA-4 Channel Name

A-2 Channel NameA-2 Channel Name

A-1 Artist NameA-1 Artist Name

A-3 Artist Name

A-5 Artist NameA-5 Artist Name

A-4 Artist NameA-4 Artist Name

A-2 Artist NameA-2 Artist Name

A-1 Song TitleA-1 Song Title

A-3 Song Title

A-5 Song TitleA-5 Song Title

A-4 Song TitleA-4 Song Title

A-2 Song TitleA-2 Song Title

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Use the channel up and down buttons to move up or down through your channel presets

2. and immediately tune to each channel. Channel presets are grouped and displayed by bank and preset number, i.e., A-1, A-2...B-1, B-2, et c. Empty presets are not displayed. To view the channel presets in the channel list mode, where you can view 4 presets at

3. once, momentarily press and hold the DISP button for a pproximately one second until the channel list mode is displayed. Repeated momentary pressing and releasing of the DISP button will sequence the display between listings of artist names, song titles, and back to channel names. (Figure 10)

Note: If you are viewing a sports category channel lis t (NFL®, NBA®, NHL®, or COLLEGE), pressing the DISP button will instead toggle be tween the team names and the current score of any live play-by-play game. To exit the channel list mode, press and hold the DISP button for approximately one

4. second, until the display reverts to the P.TUNE mode. To exit the P.TUNE mode, press and hold the BAND butto n for approximately 1 second,

5. until the default display screen is displayed.

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Memory (MEMO) and Song Seek (S-Seek) Functions

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

S-Seek Alert

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Game Alert

Channel Name

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This feature allows you to capture and store informati on in the receiver’s memory about the currently tuned programming– artist, song, or sports t eam. The receiver then continuously searches all incoming SIRIUS channels and alerts the u ser when a program saved in memory matches a selection currently being played. (Figure 11 )

A total of 30 artists, songs, and sports teams may be stored in memory. If you have saved a sports team (or teams) in memory, at the time receiver is initially powered

on, you will be alerted if your sports teams are playi ng in a game being broadcast. Also, while listening to your SIRIUS receiver, should one of your teams begin to play a game, you will be alerted.

Stor ing Art ist Names, Song Titl es, and Sports Teams to Mem ory

If you are listening to a song or other entertainment channel, or a sports team, and wish to save the artist, song, or sports team selection to mem ory for future S-Seek alerts, do the following:

For Artist Names or Song Titl es: If the currently tune d channel is a music or entertain-

ment channel, momentarily press and release the MEMO b utton. The receiver will display a menu to choose to store the artist name or the song title. (Figure 13)

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100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Store Song?

Store Artist?Store Artist?

Channel Name

If either the artist name or song title is not availab le to save, the choice will be displayed

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name

Song TitleSong Title

Song Unavailable

Store Artist?Store Artist?

Channel Name

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name

Song TitleSong Title

Artist Unavailable

Store Song?Store Song?

Channel Name

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Song Stored

Store Artist?Store Artist?

Channel Name

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name

Song TitleSong Title

Artist Stored

Store Song?Store Song?

Channel Name

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as unavailable. (Figure 14)

Using the channel up and down buttons, choose Store Ar tist or Store Song (when available) and press the Select button to save the current selection to memory. If both the artist and song are available to save, you will be prompted again to save whichever one you haven’t yet saved, song title or art ist name. (Figure 15) If you do not wish to save, press the MEMO button to exit.

For Sports Games: If the current tuned channel is an N FL, NBA, NHL, or College play-

2. by-play sports broadcast, momentarily press and releas e the MEMO button. The receiver will display a menu to choose which sports team should be saved to memory. (Figure

16)

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100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Store DAL?

Store NYG?Store NYG?

Channel Name

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Team2 Unavailable

Store NYG?Store NYG?

Channel Name

Alert Type

Initial Game Alert

All Score UpdatesAll Score Updates

Figur e 16F igure 16

Figur e 17F igure 17

Figur e 18F igure 18

If either of the teams is not available to save, that team will be displayed as unavailable. (Figure 17)

Using the channel up and down buttons, choose the desi red sports team (when available) and press the Select button to save the current selection to memory. The next screen will ask which kind of alert you wish to have. (Figure 18)

Init ial Game Alert will provide an alert when the team you have chosen is playing a game. All Score Updates will provide an alert when the team you have chosen is playing a game, and also when the scores are updated for the t eam. Using the channel up and down buttons, choose the desi red alert and press the Select button to save the selection to memory. If both teams are available to save, you will be promp ted again to save the other team. If you wish to save the team, follow the same procedur e as when saving the first team. (Figure 19) If you do not wish to save, press the MEMO button to exit.

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100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name

Song TitleSong Title

NYG Stored

Store DAL?Store DAL?

Channel Name

100

Category 12:00P A

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

DAL Stored

Store NYG?Store NYG?

Channel Name

001

Category 12:00P

Artist NArtist N

Unable to Store

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

X Used/Y Empty

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Artist Stored

Channel Name

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Figur e 20F igure 20

Figur e 21F igure 21

To ensure that no duplicate entries are stored in memo ry, the receiver will check the

3. stored memory list to ensure that the alert about to b e stored is not already stored in memory. If a duplicate entry is found, an Unable to St ore screen will be displayed for 1 second. (Figure 20) The receiver will then revert to t he last active display mode.

If the new alert was successfully stored in memory, a Artist /Song/Game Stored pop-up

4. screen followed by an X Used/ Y Empty screen will be di splayed for 1 and 2 seconds respectively. X is the total number of listings stored in memory, and Y is the total number of memory listings still available for storage. (Figur e 21)

If the MEMO button is pressed and all of the memory sp aces are full, an “S-Seek Full”

5. screen will be displayed for 1 second. (Figure 21)

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001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Memory Full

Channel Name

001

Category 12:00P A

Artist NArtist N

Cancel

ReplaceReplace

Channel Name

Replace

Artist Name/ Song TitArtist Name/ Song Tit

Artist Name

Sports TeamSports Team Artist Name/ Song TitArtist Name/ Song Tit

X/Y

Figur e 21F igure 21

Figur e 22F igure 22

Figur e 23F igure 23

A Re place - Cancel screen will then be displayed which will allow you to choose whether to replace an existing alert stored in memory, or to cancel storing the alert to memory. (Figure 22)

Using the channel up and down buttons, choose whether to replace an existing alert or cancel saving the alert to memory. If you choose to ca ncel saving the alert, the receiver will revert to the last active display mode. If you have chosen to replace an existing alert, a lis ting of all the alerts stored in memory will be displayed. (Figure 23)

Using the channel up and down buttons, highlight the a lert that you would like to overwrite and press the Select button to store the new alert. If the new alert was successfully saved in memory, a Artist/Song/Game Stored p op-up screen followed by an X Us ed/Y Empty screen will be displayed for 1 and 2 se conds respectively. (Figure 24) X is the total number of listings stored in memory, an d Y is the total number of memory listings still available for storage.

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001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

X Used/Y Empty

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Artist Stored

Channel Name

Memory

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

1/30

Figur e 24F igure 24

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The receiver will revert to the last active display mo de.

View ing Sto red Alerts Stored in Memory

To view the alerts which have been saved to memory, pr ess and hold the MEMO button for 1½ seconds to enter S-Seek mode. The alerts stored in memory will be displayed one-at-atime in page format. (Figure 25) Use the channel up an d down buttons to scroll through the listings. This function allows you to review previousl y stored program information.

To exit this function, press and release the MEMO butt on.

Dele ting an Alert Stored into M emory

To delete an alert stored in memory, do the following:

Press and hold the MEMO button for 1½ seconds to enter S-Seek mode. The alerts

1. stored in memory will be displayed one-at-a-time in pa ge format. Use the channel up and down buttons to find the alert which you wish to delete and

2. press the Select button. A screen displaying Delete, S eek On, and Seek Off will be displayed. (Figure 26)

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Memory Recall

Delete

Seek OffSeek Off

Seek OnSeek On

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the Delete option, and press the

Delete

Yes

NoNo

Memory

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

08/29

29 Used/1 Empty

Memory

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

08/29

Deleted

Figur e 26F igure 26

Figur e 27F igure 27

Figur e 28F igure 28

4. Select button. A delete confirmation screen will appea r. (Figure 27)

To permanently delete the alert from the memory list, highlight Yes using the channel up and down buttons and press the Select button to confir m. A De leted pop-up screen followed by an X Used/Y Empty screen will be displayed for

5. 1 and 2 seconds respectively. (Figure 28) X is the tot al number of listings saved in memory, and Y is the total number of memory listings s till available for storage.

The receiver will revert to the last active display mo de.

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Acti vating the S-Seek Alert

Memory Recall

S-Seek On

S-Seek OffS-Seek Off

DeleteDelete

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

S-Seek Alert

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Game Alert

Channel Name

Figur e 29F igure 29

Figur e 30F igure 30

To activate the S-Seek alert function to begin receivi ng alerts, do the following:

Press and hold the MEMO button for 1½ seconds to enter the S-Seek mode.

1. Press and release the Select button. A screen displayi ng S-S eek On, S-Seek Off, and

2. Dele te will be displayed. (Figure 29)

To enable S-Seek alerts, use the channel up and down b uttons to highlight the S-Seek

3. On option and press the Select button. The S-Seek func tion is now enabled.

When the S-Seek option is enabled, whenever the receiv er is turned on, it automatically searches the incoming channels to determine if a match exists with the program information stored in the S-Seek memory. If one or more matches ar e found, a pop-up screen momentarily appears for 2 seconds and displays S-Seek Alert or Gam e Aler t, depending upon which type of a match was found. (Figure 30) An audible beep tone will also be heard indicating that a match was found.

The receiver then displays the SIRIUS SEEK LIST or MY GAME Z ONE screen, which displays a list of the current matches. (Figure 31) No al ert is provided for the currently selected channel.

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SIRIUS SEEK LIST

121 Artist Name/ Song121 Artist Name/ Song

156 Artist Name

MY GAME ZONE

100 Giants @ Cowboys100 Giants @ Cowboys

123 Bulls @ Cavaliers

MY GAME ZONE

100 NFL NYG 7 DAL 3100 NFL NYG 7 DAL 3

123 NBA BUL 77 CLE 73

Figur e 31F igure 31

You can now select the artist, song, or sports game th at you wish to tune to by using the channel up and down buttons to highlight your selectio n from the list, and then pressing the Select button. If no selection is made within 10 secon ds, the receiver will revert to the last active display mode. Note that play of the current sel ection will continue until a new selection is chosen from the S-Seek or My Game Zone list.

Jump Button

The receiver has a special preset button called the Ju mp button, which is identified by the

icon. The Jump button is used to quickly tune to a cha nnel that is accessed frequently and temporarily such as a traffic channel, a weather chann el, a news channel, a sports channel, or any channel at all. Pressing the Jump button allows yo u to quickly tune to the specific channel you have programmed into the Jump button, and then tune back to the original channel by pressing the Jump button again. (Refer to the Menu Option s section of this manual for instructions for configuring the Jump button.)

If the Jump button has been preset to the traffic opti on, which will cause the receiver to access a specific city traffic report, pressing the Jump button will immediately begin a search for the city’s traffic report. The Jump icon will be displ ayed in the lower right corner of the display screen to indicate that a Jump search is active. The s earch process may take up to 4 minutes until the city’s traffic report found. The receiver wi ll automatically tune to the traffic report

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001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P

NYC Pending

Channel Name

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P

Jump Canceled

Channel Name

Category 12:00P

150

NYC WeatherNYC Weather NYC WeatherNYC Weather

Channel Name

Figur e 32F igure 32

Figur e 33F igure 33

Figur e 34F igure 34

channel when the traffic report is found. (Figure 32)

Pressing the Jump button again while the receiver is a ctively searching will cancel the search. (Figure 33)

Pressing the Jump button after the receiver has tuned to the traffic report channel will return you to the previous channel.

If the Jump button has been preset to the JumpSet opti on, pressing the Jump button will immediately tune to the channel preset into the JumpSe t. (Figure 34) The Jump icon will be displayed in the lower right corner of the display scr een to indicate that the Jump preset channel is currently tuned.

Pressing the Jump button again will return to the prev ious channel. Note: The channel preset for the Jump button remains t he same regardless of which preset

memory bank is currently selected.

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Game Alert

MY GAME ZONE

100 Giants @ Cowboys100 Giants @ Cowboys

123 Bulls @ Cavaliers

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P A

Game Alert

Channel Name

Figur e 35F igure 35

The receiver has a feature called Game Alert which can automatically alert you when your favorite sports team is playing a game. When a sports ga me involving one of your favorite sports teams is found, a Game Alert screen is displayed, foll owed by a screen displaying tuning information for the sports games. (Figure 35)

You can then use the channel up and down buttons to hi ghlight your favorite sports team in the list, and then press the Select button to tune to the channel where the game is being broadcast.

Refer to the Gam e Aler t section in the Menu Options se ction of this manual for instructions on programming your favorite sports teams into the rec eiver. You can also use the S-Seek feature to add Game Alerts for sports teams. Refer to the section, Storing Artist Names, Song Titl es, and Sports Teams to M emory for more informatio n.

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FM Preset Button

FM Presets

FM1 88.1 MHz

FM2 <EMPTY>FM2 <EMPTY> FM3 <EMPTY>FM3 <EMPTY> FM4 <EMPTY>FM4 <EMPTY>

Figur e 36F igure 36

The receiver has a special button called the FM Preset button, which is identified by the icon.

When the FM Preset button is pressed, the receiver tur ns on the built-in FM transmitter and begins transmitting on the next frequency from the FM frequency preset list. A screen will be displayed for 3 seconds showing the currently selected FM frequency. When the FM transmitter is turned on, an FM radio tuned to the same FM fre quency will receive the currently tuned SIRIUS broadcast. Each subsequent press of the FM Pres et button advances to the next frequency in the FM frequency preset list. Using the F M Preset button, a quiet FM frequency may be quickly tuned.

If no FM frequencies have been preset when the FM Pres et button is pressed, the receiver will default to a frequency of 88.1 MHz.

Pressing and holding the FM Preset button will cause a list of the FM presets to be displayed. (Figure 36)

You can use the channel up and down buttons to scroll through the FM preset list and highlight the preset you wish to change, and press the Sel ect button to choose the preset. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the frequ ency you wish to select for the preset and press the Select button. The FM frequency will the n be stored in the preset. To select the preset and exit, press the MENU button.

You may also change the FM presets by using the FM Pre sets menu option of the receiver. (Refer to the FM Transmitter section in the Menu Optio ns section of this manual for instructions on programming the FM frequency preset list.)

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Menu Options

Sirius ID

FM Transmitter

Game Alert

Settings

Figur e 1Figur e 1

To enter the Menu Options page of the receiver, press the MENU button. The Menu Options list will be displayed. (Figure 1)

To select a menu option, use the channel up and down b uttons to highlight the option you wish to adjust, and press the Select button. If a sele ction is not made within 10 seconds, the receiver will exit the menu options screen, and revert to the last active display mode.

To exit the Menu Options screen, or any of the other m enu option screens, repeatedly press and release the MENU button until you are returned to the default display screen.

The following sections explain each of the menu option s in the order in which they are displayed on the Menu Options screen.

Sirius ID

This menu option displays your 12 digit SIRIUS ID (SID ) number. (Figure 2) The SID is unique to each SIRIUS receiver, and is required to activate y our service. It is recommended that you write this number in the space provided near the end o f this user guide. No adjustments are allowed in this mode. To exit, press the MENU button.

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Sirius ID

ESN 000492229812

FM Transmitter

FM On/OffFM On/Off

FM Presets

Figur e 2Figur e 2

Figur e 3Figur e 3

FM Transmitter

The FM Transmitter feature allows you to create a pres et list of 5 suitable FM frequencies which can then be accessed by using the FM Preset butt on. This option also allows you to turn the FM transmitter On and Off. (Figure 3)

FM P resets

To create or add to a list of FM Preset frequencies , do the following:

Using the channel up and down buttons, highlight the “ FM Presets” menu item and press

1. the Select button. A list of the FM presets will be di splayed. (Figure 4) (You may also enter this list by pressing and holding the FM Preset button.)

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FM Presets

FM1 88.1 MHz

FM2 <EMPTY>FM2 <EMPTY> FM3 <EMPTY>FM3 <EMPTY> FM4 <EMPTY>FM4 <EMPTY>

88.3 MHz

88.7 MHz88.7 MHz

88.5 MHz88.5 MHz

88.1 MHz88.1 MHz

Figur e 4Figur e 4

Figur e 5Figur e 5

Using the channel up and down buttons, highlight the F M preset you wish to set (or

2. change) and press the Select button. A list of FM freq uencies will be displayed, beginning with the currently selected FM frequency for the preset. (Figure 5)

Use your FM radio to locate quiet FM frequencies where there is no interference from

3. adjacent FM stations. These are the frequencies which should be added to the FM Presets list. Using the channel up and down buttons, highlight the f requency you wish to select for

4. the preset and press the Select button. The FM frequen cy will then be stored in the preset. If you do not want a frequency for the preset, choose EMPTY from the menu and press the Select button. You may then continue to select FM frequencies for oth er presets using the same steps.

5. To exit the FM Presets menu, press the MENU button.

FM O n/Off

To turn the receiver’s FM transmitter On or Off, use t he channel up and down buttons to highlight the FM On/Off menu item and press the Select button.

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight FM On or FM Off and press the Select button. (Figure 6)

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FM On/Off

FM On

FM OffFM Off

To exit the FM On/Off menu, press the MENU button.

Figur e 6Figur e 6

Game Alert

The Game Alert feature allows you to store your favori te sports teams in memory. The receiver will constantly scan the SIRIUS channels and will soun d an alert when a sports team you had stored in memory is playing, or when there is a score update for a team, depending on which option you have chosen for the sports team.

Sports teams which you have selected and which are cur rently playing will be displayed in a category called My Game Zone.

You may select one sports team from each sports league and the college category using the Game Alert option, however, more teams may be chos en by using the Memory (MEMO) function. (See the section Me mory ( MEMO) and Song Seek (S-Se ek) Functions for more information about adding additional teams.)

To choose sports teams to add for game alerts, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Game Alert and press the Select

1. button. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the s ports league or college category

2. of the sports team you wish to add, and press the Sele ct button. (Figure 7)

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Game Alert

NFL

NBANBA NHLNHL

COLLEGECOLLEGE

NFL

None

Arizona CardinalsArizona Cardinals

Atlanta FalconsAtlanta Falcons

Baltimore RavensBaltimore Ravens

COLLEGE

None

AlabamaAlabama

AuburnAuburn

ColoradoColorado

Alert Type

Initial Game Alert

All Score UpdatesAll Score Updates

Figur e 7Figur e 7

Figur e 8Figur e 8

Figur e 9Figur e 9

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the league team name or college team

3. name you wish to add, and press the Select button. (Fi gure 8)

Note that for college teams, you will rece ive an alert for al l teams playing for that college. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight which type of an alert you want, and

4. press the Select button. (Figure 9)

When the receiver is powered on, and while it is playi ng, In itial Game Alert will sound an alert when the team you have chosen is playing a ga me. Al l Score Updates does the same but also sounds an alert when the scores are upda ted for the chosen team.

To exit the Game Alert menu, press the MENU button.

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Settings

Jump Setting

Display OptionsDisplay Options

Memory OptionsMemory Options

Auto SelectAuto Select

Jump Setting

Traffic: ATL

Jump Set

Jump Setting

Choose one of theChoose one of the following options

for button

following options

for button

Figur e 10F igure 10

Figur e 11F igure 11

Settings

The following sections explain each of settings menu o ptions in the order in which they are displayed. (Figure 10)

To select a menu option, use the channel up and down b uttons to highlight the option you wish to adjust, and press the Select button.

Jum p se ttin gs

The Jump setting controls the actions of the Jump butt on. The Jump setting menu may also be accessed by pressing and holding the Jump button. (Fig ure 11)

Two options are available for the Jump setting, Traffi c and Jump Set. The currently selected option is indicated by the Jump icon.

The Traffic option sets the function of the Jump butto n to provide a traffic report for a selected city, while the JumpSet option assigns any channel to the Jump button.

Traf fic

To set the Jump button to provide a traffic report whe n pressed, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the T raffic option, and press the 1.

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Select button.

Traffic Market

Atlanta

BaltimoreBaltimore

BostonBoston

ChicagoChicago

Traffic Market

Atlanta

BaltimoreBaltimore

BostonBoston

Updating City List

Figur e 12F igure 12

Figur e 13F igure 13

A screen showing a list of cities will be displayed. ( Figure 12)

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the c ity for which you wish to have a traffic report and press the Select button. If the city list has not yet been updated, a message w ill be displayed indicating that the

3. city list is updating. (Figure 13) Wait 10 minutes and then try again.

To exit the Jump Settings menu, press the MENU button.

Jump Set

To set the Jump button to a specific channel (other th an a traffic channel) when pressed, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the “ JumpSet” option, and press the

1. Select button. Figure 14 will be displayed.

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Jump Setting

Tune to desired Ch.Tune to desired Ch.

press & hold the button

Use the channel up and down buttons to tune to the cha nnel you want assigned to the

Jump Setting

Traffic: NONE

JumpSetJumpSet

Display Options

Brightness

ContrastContrast

Figur e 14F igure 14

Figur e 15F igure 15

Figur e 16F igure 16

3. Jump button. When the channel is tuned, press and hold the Jump button for 2 seconds until Figure 15 is displayed.

The channel selected is now assigned to the Jump butto n.

To exit the Jump Settings menu, press the MENU button. At any time while listening to a channel (other than a traffic channel), the channel may be as-

signed to the Jump button by simply pressing and holdi ng the Jump button for 2 seconds.

Dis play o ptio ns

The receiver’s display screen can be adjusted for brig htness and contrast using the D isplay Opti ons. (Figure 16)

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the B rightn ess or Contrast option, and

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- +- +

Brightness

- +- +

Contrast

Memory Options

Auto Memory Search

Clear All MemoryClear All Memory

Figur e 17F igure 17

Figur e 18F igure 18

press the Select button. Brightness adjusts the overall intensity of the LCD di splay to help with viewing in different

lighting conditions. Contrast adjusts the relationship between the background and the text on the LCD display. Use the channel up and down buttons, to adjust the brightness/contrast. The bar graph will move to indicate the change. (Figure 17 )

To exit the Brightness/Contra st screen, press the MENU button.

mem ory o ptio ns

The Memory Options feature allows you to set whether t he automatic S-Seek feature is On or Off, and also provides the a way to clear (erase) a ll the stored S-Seek alerts from memory. (Figure 18)

Auto matic M emory Search

To turn the automatic memory search On or Off, do the following:

1. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Au to Mem ory Search, and press the Select button.

2. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight ei ther O n or Off, and press the Select button. (Figure 19)

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Auto Memory Search

OffOff

Clear All Memory?

YesYes

Figur e 19F igure 19

Figur e 20F igure 20

To exit the Memory Options menu, press the MENU button .

Clea r All M emory

To clear all the S-Seek alerts stored in memory, do th e following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Clear All M emory, and press the

1. Select button. At the confirmation screen, use the channel up and dow n buttons to highlight Yes and

2. press the Select button. (Figure 20)

The S-Seek memory is now erased.

To exit the Memory Options menu, press the MENU button .

Audio Level

The Audio Level setting adjusts the level of the audio output of the receiver. To adjust the audio level, use the channel up and down buttons to change the audio level. The

bar graph will move to indicate the change. (Figure 21 )

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Audio Level

Confirm. Tone

OffOff

Figur e 21F igure 21

Figur e 22F igure 22

To exit the Audio Level menu, press the MENU button.

Confirmation Tone

The receiver will sound an audio tone alert when it is powered On or Off, as well as when an S-Seek alert is activated and other alerts. The defaul t setting is On. To change the Confirmation Tone setting to On or Off, use the channel up or down buttons to highlight On or Off, and press the Select button. (Figure 22)

To exit the Confirmation Tone menu, press the MENU but ton.

Parental Control

The receiver has the ability to lock out with password protection any channels you do not want others to access without your permission. (Figure 23) A locked channel will not appear in the channel list.

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Parental Control

Lock/Unlock

Edit CodeEdit Code

Enter Code

# ____# ____

Enter Code

Wrong Code

Figur e 23F igure 23

Figur e 24F igure 24

Figur e 25F igure 25

When access to a locked channel is attempted using the direct channel entry method, the Ente r Code screen is displayed and the channel cannot be accessed until the correct code is entered. (Figure 24)

If the wrong code is entered, a message will be displa yed indicating that the wrong code has been entered. (Figure 25)

Lock /Unlock

To lock or unlock a channel, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight “Lock /Unlock, and press the Select

1. button. If this is the first time that Parental Control is bei ng used, you will be prompted to cre-

2. ate and enter a four digit numerical code. (Figure 26) This code can be any four digit number from 0000 to 9999.

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Enter Code

# ____# ____

Enter Code

# ____# ____

001 Channel Name001 Channel Name

002 Channel Name

003 Channel Name Lock003 Channel Name Lock 004 Channel Name004 Channel Name

Lock/Unlock

Figur e 26F igure 26

Figur e 27F igure 27

Figur e 28F igure 28

If you should exit this prompt without entering a code , you will be prompted to set a code next time you enter the Lock/Unlock option. If a code has been previously set, a Enter Code prompt will be displayed. (Figure 27)

3. Enter your four digit code and press the Select button to continue.

When the correct code has been entered, a listing of c hannels will be displayed. (Figure

28) Use the channel up and down buttons to navigate to the channel you wish to lock or unlock, and press the Select button. A previously l ocked channel will have the word Lock displayed to the right of the channel name.

To lock or unlock a channels, use the channel up and d own buttons to highlight a chan-

5. nel, and press the Select button. If you are locking a channel, the Lock will be display ed to the right of the channel name. If you are unlocking a channel, the Lock will be remov ed from the right of the channel name.

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To exit the Parental Control menu, press the MENU butt on.

Enter Code

# ____# ____

Enter Code

# ____# ____

Figur e 29F igure 29

Figur e 30F igure 30

Edit Code

This setting allows you to change a previously selecte d Parental Control code. The first time the Edit Code setting is accessed you w ill be prompted to enter a four digit

code. (Figure 29) This code can be any four digit numb er from 0000 to 9999.

If you should exit this prompt without entering a code , you will be prompted to set a code the next time you enter the Edit Code option.

To change the Parental Control code, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Edit Code, and press the Select

1. button. At the prompt, enter the four digit Parental Control c ode. (Figure 30)

If you did not enter the correct code, a message will be displayed alerting you that the

3. wrong code was entered, and you will be prompted again to enter the code. (Figure 31)

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Enter Code

Wrong Code

New Code

# ____# ____

Confirm Code

# ____# ____

Figur e 31F igure 31

Figur e 32F igure 32

Figur e 33F igure 33

If the correct code was entered, the “New Code” prompt will appear. Enter the new

4. Parental Control code. (Figure 32)

You will then be prompted to confirm the new code by e ntering it again. (Figure 33)

If you confirmed the correct code, the lock code is no w changed and a confirmation

6. screen is displayed. If you entered the wrong code at the confirmation prompt, a screen will be displayed to alert you that you have entered t he wrong code, and you will have to repeat the process again. (Figure 34)

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Confirm Code

Wrong Code

Confirm Code

Code Saved

Time Features

Clock

AlarmAlarm Program AlertProgram Alert Auto ShutdownAuto Shutdown

Figur e 34F igure 34

Figur e 35F igure 35

To exit the Parental Control menu, press the MENU butt on. If you have forgotten your Parental Control code, call SIRIUS Customer Service for help.

Time Based Features

Time based settings (Figure 35) allow for adjustment o f the following features of the receiver:

Cloc k - Sets the clock format, time zone, and daylight savings time function.

Alar m - Sets an alarm for a specific time.

Prog ram Alert - Sets the receiver to tune to a specifi c channel at a specified time.

Auto Shutdown - Sets the receiver to turn off at a spe cified time.

Slee p Mode - Sets the receiver to turn off after a des ignated period of time.

To select a menu option, use the channel up and down b uttons to highlight the option you wish to adjust, and press the Select button.

Cloc k

The time data for the receiver’s clock is provided via the SIRIUS signal, and will update based

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Clock

Format

Time ZoneTime Zone

Daylight Savings TimeDaylight Savings Time

Format

12 Hour12 Hour

24 Hour

Figur e 36F igure 36

Figur e 37F igure 37

on the data received from the signal. You can configure the clock format for 12-hour or 24-h our display format, set the time zone

for the clock for your location, and turn On or Off th e automatic adjustment for Daylight Savings Time (DST) (Figure 36).

Form at

To change the clock display format of the receiver to 12 hour or 24 hour format, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Clock and press the Select button.

1. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight eithe r 12 h our or 24 Hour, and press

2. the Select button. (Figure 37)

To exit the Clock menu, press the MENU button.

Time Zone

To change the time zone of the receiver, do the follow ing:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Time Zone, and press the Select

1. button. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight the p roper time zone for your location,

2. and press the Select button. (Figure 38)

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Time Zone

(GMT -6:00) Central(GMT -6:00) Central

(GMT -5:00) Eastern

(GMT -4:30) Atlantic (GMT -4:30) Atlantic (GMT -3:30) Newfndlnd(GMT -3:30) Newfndlnd

Daylight Savings Time

DST Observed

DST Not ObservedDST Not Observed

Figur e 38F igure 38

Figur e 39F igure 39

To exit the Time Zone menu, press the MENU button.

Dayl ight Sa vings Time

To turn the Daylight Savings Time feature On or Off, d o the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Dayli ght Sa vings Time, and press the

1. Select button.

2. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight DST O bserve d or DST Not

2. Obse rved, and press the Select button. (Figure 39)

To exit the Daylight Savings Time menu, press the MENU button.

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Alar m

Alarm

Set Alarm

Alarm TimeAlarm Time

Set Alarm

OnOn

Off

Figur e 40F igure 40

Figur e 41F igure 41

This feature allows you to set an alarm to sound at a specific time each day, and to turn the alarm feature On or Off. (Figure 40)

Set Alarm

To turn the alarm On or Off, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Set A larm, and press the Select but-

1. ton. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Alarm On or Alarm Off, and press the

2. Select button. (Figure 41)

To exit the Set Alarm menu, press the MENU button.

Alar m Time

To set the time of the alarm, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Alarm Time, and press the Select

1. button. Use the channel up and down buttons to change the minu tes, and the category previous

2. and next buttons to change the hours, to select the de sired alarm time. (Figure 42)

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Alarm Time

12:00 PM12:00 PM

Program Alert

Program Time/Day

ChannelChannel

Program Alert On/OffProgram Alert On/Off

Figur e 42F igure 42

Figur e 43F igure 43

When you have selected the desired alarm time, press t he Select button to set the alarm

3. time and exit.

To exit the Alarm Time menu, press the MENU button.

Prog ram Ale rt

The Program Alert feature allows you to program the re ceiver to automatically tune to a specific channel at a specific time. The receiver must be powered on in order for this feature to function. (Figure 43)

Prog ram Tim e/Day

To program the time and day when the receiver will tun e to the specified channel, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Progr am Tim e/Day, and press the

1. Select button. At the Program Time/Day screen, use the channel up and down buttons to highlight

2. Time , and press the Select button. (Figure 44)

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Program Time/Day

Time

DayDay

Program Time

12:00 PM12:00 PM

Program Day

MondayMonday

Figur e 44F igure 44

Figur e 45F igure 45

Figur e 46F igure 46

Use the channel up and down buttons to change the minu tes, and the category previous

3. and next buttons to change the hours, to select the ti me you wish to tune to the specified channel. (Figure 45)

When you have selected the desired time, press the Sel ect button to set the time and

4. exit. At the Program Time/Day screen, use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Day,

5. and press the Select button. Using the channel up and down buttons, select the day of the week you wish to tune to

6. the selected channel, i.e., Monday, Tuesday, etc., and press the Select button. (Figure

46)

To exit the Program Time/Day menu, press the MENU butt on.

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Chan nel

001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P

Channel Name

Program Alert On/Off

OffOff

Figur e 47F igure 47

Figur e 48F igure 48

To set the channel to which the receiver will tune whe n the Program Alert feature is On, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Chann el, and press the Select button.

1. When the default display screen is displayed, use the channel up and down buttons to

2. navigate to the channel which you wish to select for t he Program Alert feature. Use the category previous and next buttons to navigate between categories. When the channel is displayed, press the Select button.

To exit the Channel menu, press the MENU button.

Prog ram Ale rt On/Off

To turn the Program Alert feature is On or Off, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Progr am Ale rt On/Off, and press the

1. Select button. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Progr am Ale rt On or Program Alert

2. Off, and press the Select button. (Figure 48)

To exit the Program Alert On/ Off menu, press the MENU button.

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001

Artist NameArtist Name Song TitleSong Title

Category 12:00P

Cancel Auto Shutdown

Channel Name

Auto Shutdown

EnabledEnabled

Disabled

Figur e 49F igure 49

Figur e 50F igure 50

Auto Shutdo wn

You can set the receiver to automatically power off af ter a 1 hour period of inactivity, that is, no buttons have been pressed for 1 hour.

When the Auto Shutdown feature is enabled, after 59 mi nutes of inactivity, a beep tone will sound and a display prompt will appear on the screen, Cancel Auto Shutdown. (Figure 49) At this point the auto shutdown can be reset to 1 hour of inactivity by pressing the Select button. If the Auto Shutdown is not reset, the receiver w ill automatically power off.

To enable or disable the Auto Shutdown feature, do the following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Auto Shutdo wn, and press the Select

1. button. Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Enabl ed or Disabled, and press the

2. Select button. (Figure 50)

To exit the Auto Shutdown menu, press the MENU button.

Slee p Mode

The receiver can be set to turn off automatically afte r a selected period of time, 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes.

To activate or deactivate the Sleep Mode feature, do t he following:

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Sleep Mode, and press the Select

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button.

Sleep Mode

Off

15 min15 min 30 min30 min 45 min45 min

Signal Indicator

SAT - +SAT - +

TER - +TER - +

Figur e 51F igure 51

Figur e 52F igure 52

Use the channel up and down buttons to select the desi red time, 15, 30, 45, or 60

2. minutes to activate the Sleep Mode feature, or choose Off to cancel the sleep feature, and press the Select button. (Figure 51)

To exit the Sleep Mode menu, press the MENU button.

Signal Indicator

The Signal Indicator display screen provides a visual display of the strength of the SIRIUS signal from the satellite antenna and also from terres trial (ground) transmitters.

To display the Signal Indicator screen, do the followi ng:

Use channel up and down buttons to highlight Signal In dicato r, and press the Select

1. button. Two 10 segment horizontal bar graphs will be displayed with a “-“ sign to the left and a

2. “+” sign to the right. SAT indicates the satellite sig nal strength while TER indicates the terrestrial signal strength, if a terrestrial signal i s available. (Figure 52)

To exit the Signal Indicator menu, press the MENU butt on.

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Factory Default

The Factory Default option will restore most every fea ture of the receiver to the original factory settings. The following is a list of all features affe cted by the Factory Default option:

Note that the Parental Control feature is not affected by the Factory Default option. If a code has been set for the Parental Control feature, the cod e will not be reset by the Factory Default feature, preventing someone from circumventing the Par ental Control feature. Channels which have been locked will remain locked.

To activate the Factory Default feature, and restore t he features of the receiver to the factory defaults, do the following:

All Presets are cleared

• All Game Al erts are cleared

• Receiver se t to Normal Tuning Mode

• Display bri ghtness set to 50%

• Display Con trast set to 50%

• FM Transmit ter set to On

• FM Frequenc y set to 88.1 MHz

• All S-Seek memory cleared

• Clock set t o 12-Hour Format

• Time Zone s et to Eastern Standard Time

• Daylight Sa vings Time set to Observed

• Auto Shutdo wn set to Off

• Sleep Mode set to Off

• Auto Select set to Off

• Program Ale rt cleared

•

Use the channel up and down buttons to highlight Facto ry Def ault, and press the Select

1. button. Use the channel up and down buttons to select Yes to r estore all settings to the settings

2. from the factory, or select N o to leave them as-is and return to the Menu Options menu. (Figure 53)

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Restore Settings?

YesYes

Are You Sure?

Yes

NoNo

Are You Sure?

Yes

NoNo

Restoring

Factory Defaults

Figur e 53F igure 53

Figur e 54F igure 54

Figur e 55F igure 55

If Y es is chosen, a confirmation is displayed. Use the channel up and down buttons to

3. select Yes to restore all settings to the settings fro m the factory, or select No to leave them as-is and return to the Menu Options menu. (Figur e 54)

If Y es is chosen, the receiver will revert to the orig inal factory settings. (Figure 55)

When the Factory Default is complete, the receiver wil l place you in Channel 184 the

5. SIRIUS preview channel and display, Call 1-888-539-SIR IUS to Subscribe. The receiver is still subscribed to the SIRIUS service.

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Troubleshooting

Symp tom Solu tion

Receiver does not power on

Receiver displays: An-

tenn a Not Detected

Receiver displays:

Acqu iring Signal

Audio static or loss of clarity

No sound The audio cables are not connected, or the FM radio is set to the

Blown fuse, or the power cable is not properly connect ed. Check for a bad fuse and check power cable connection

The satellite antenna is not connected to the receiver dock. Check the satellite antenna connection to the dock.

No satellite signal is being received. Check for obstacles over or around the satellite anten na. Change the vehicle location to eliminate nearby obstac les (bridges, overpasses, tress, buildings, etc.).

The FM frequency contains static. Locate a quiet FM frequency on your vehicle radio and set the FM transmitter frequency of the SIRIUS Starmate 3 to matc h. If using the AUX audio connector, check the cable conn ections.

wrong frequency. Check the audio cables at the receive r dock and the radio. Tune the FM radio to the same FM freque ncy the receiver is tuned.

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Optional Accessories

The following optional accessories are available for p urchase from your SIRIUS retailer to maximize your SIRIUS experience:

SUBX 1 SIRIU S Plug and Play Univ ersal B oombox

The SUBX1 SIRIUS Plug and Play Universal Boombox is a portable docking station and audio system for use with the SIRIUS Sportster receiver. Wit h the built-in amplifier and speakers, the boombox delivers rich powerful sound indoors or ou tdoors, and features an auxiliary input for other audio devices,

Included with the boombox is an adjustable indoor/outd oor windowsill antenna with 20’ of cable and an AC adapter.

SUPH 1 SIRIU S Universal Plug and Play H ome Kit

The SUPH1 SIRIUS Universal Plug and Play Home Kit is a compact docking cradle that positions the receiver for easy viewing and operation. Designed for quick and easy self-installation, it includes all necessary cabling to connect your SIRI US receiver to your home audio system.

The kit includes a compact tabletop/desktop docking cr adle with FM output for wireless connectivity, an audio cable for connection to any ste reo bookshelf system, an adjustable indoor/outdoor windowsill antenna with 20’ of cable, a nd an AC Adapter.

SUPV 1 SIRIU S Universal Plug and Play V ehicle Kit

The SUPV1 SIRIUS Universal Plug and Play Vehicle Kit i s a compact docking cradle that positions the receiver for easy wiring, viewing, and opera tion in a vehicle. Designed for quick and easy self-installation, it provides several mounting o ptions and includes all necessary cabling to connect your SIRIUS receiver to your car audio syst em.

The SUPV1 SIRIUS Universal Plug and Play Vehicle Kit w ill work with the Sportster 4 and most new SIRIUS plug and play receivers.

The kit includes a mobile docking cradle, a suction cu p vehicle mount, a vent mount, a cigarette lighter adapter, and a magnetic antenna with 21’ of cable.

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FM D irect A dapter

The FM Direct Adapter accessory redirects your vehicle ’s FM antenna signal when listening to your SIRIUS receiver using your vehicle’s AM/FM radio. When the SIRIUS receiver is powered on the FM Direct Adapter automatically redirects the v ehicle’s FM antenna signal away from the vehicle’s AM/FM radio, reducing any interference w hich might be present from FM radio station broadcasts. Whe n the SIRIUS receiver is turned off, the FM antenna signal is a utomatically redirected back to the vehicle’s AM/FM radio. (P roduct number 14100.)

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Specifications

Satellite Frequencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2322.293/2330.207 MHz

Terrestrial Frequencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2326.250MHz

Power Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Volts, Negative Ground, DC

Audio Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2V (normal) 2.8V (max.) (Peak-to-Pe ak)

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <0.2%

Signal-to-noise (S/N) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greater than 73dB

Fuse Requirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2A ATC

Receiver Dimensions (Length x Height x Depth) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124.2mm x 48.5mm x 16mm

(4.9” x 1.9” x .0.6”)

Receiver Weight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91g (3.2 oz.)

Antenna Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Low Profile Magnetic

Antenna Cable Length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21’ (single micro-cable)

Connector Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SMB (right-angle)

Remote Control Dimensions (Width x Length x Height) . . . . . . . . . . . . 41mm x 104mm x 15mm

(1.61” x 4.09” x .59”)

Remote Control Battery Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CR2025

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Warranty

12 M onth Wa rranty

SIRIUS Sate llite Radio Inc. (the “Comp any”) warrants to th e origi nal retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part t hereof, under normal use an d conditions, be pro ven defective in material or workmanship within 12 mont hs from the date of origina l purchase, such def ect(s) will be repaired or replaced with new or recon ditioned product (at the Co mpany’s option) with out charge for parts and r epair labor. To obtain repa ir or replacement wi thin th e terms of this Warr anty, the product is to be de livered with proof of warra nty coverage (e.g. d ated bi ll of sale), specifi cation of defect(s), transportat ion prepaid, to the locatio n shown below under WARRANT Y RETURN.

This Warran ty does not extend to the e limination of extern ally ge nerated static or no ise, to correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, r emoval or reinstallation of the product, or to damage to t apes, compact discs, speake rs, accessories, or vehicle electrical systems.

This Warran ty does not apply to any pr oduct or part thereo f which , in the opinion of the Company, has suffere d or been damaged through a lteration, improper install ation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, o r by removal or defacement of the factory seria l numbe r/bar code label(s). THE EXTENT OF THE COMP ANY’S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE COM PANY’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURC HASER FOR THE PRODUC T.

This Warran ty is in lieu of all other express warranties o r liabi lities. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHA NTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THI S WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACT ION FOR BREACH OF AN Y WARRA NTY HEREUNDER INCLU DING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY O F MERCHANTABILITY MU ST BE B ROUGHT WITHIN A PE RIOD OF 48 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHAS E. IN N O CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUE NTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF T HIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHATSOE VER. No person or r epresentative is authorized to assume for the C ompany any liability other than expressed herein in c onnection with the sale of this product. Some s tates d o not allow limitati ons on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclu sion or limitation o f incid ental or consequenti al damage so the above limit ations or exclusions may no t apply to you. This Warran ty gives you specifi c legal rights and you may als o have other rights which v ary from state to st ate.

WARRANTY RE TURN: To obtain repair or r eplacement within th e terms of this Warranty, p lease return produc t to an authorized retailer or call Customer Se rvice a t 1-800-869-5590; pr oof of purchase

and descrip tion of defect are required . Products to be ret urned t o an approved warran ty station must be shipped freight prepaid.

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SIRIUS ID

Write down the SIRIUS ID (SID) of your SIRIUS Starmate 3 i n the s pace provided below.

SID: _______________________________________

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SIRI US Customer Service: 1-888-539-7474

customercare@sirius-radio.com

SIRI US Satellite Radio Inc.

1221 Avenue of the Americas

New York, NY 10020

1-888-539-7474

http://www.sirius.com

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SI RIUS Satel lite Radio In c.

1221 Avenue of the Americas

New York, NY 10020

(800) 869-5590

http://sirius.com

SIRIUS Starmate ST3 (080 106a)

49.UPAS3.002

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