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XR9 Satellite Radio Receiver

User Guide

Released: 10-11-04Revision A: 11-8-04. Changed default screen and updated existing memory/data screens.

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CongratulationsYou are one step closer to experiencing the latest innovation in XM Satellite Radio. XM will revolution-ize your in-home or vehicle entertainment with:

• Over 130 channels of original programming, including –68 channels of 100% commercial-free music – guaranteed,Over 60 channels of world-class sports, news, talk and information.

Your Audiovox XR9 receiver must be used with an adapter kit, such as the Audiovox Home Kit, BoomBox or Vehicle Kit as required by your specific installation needs. These kits are available at retailerswhere Audiovox main units are sold.

Audiovox Home Kit: Part Number XH9Audiovox Vehicle Kit: Part Number XC9Audiovox Boom Box: Part Number XB9

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Required subscription for service sold separately. Premium Channels available at additional monthly costs. Instal-lation costs and other fees and taxes may apply, including a one-time activation fee. All fees and programmingsubject to change. College sports games subject to availability. Subscriptions subject to Customer Agreementincluded with the XM Welcome Kit and available at xmradio.com. Only available in the 48 contiguous United States.

(c) 2004 XM Satellite Radio Inc. XM is a trademark of XM Satellite Radio. All rights reserved. All other trademarksare the property of their respective owners.

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ContentsCautions and Warnings ...................................... 4XR9 System Components ................................... 4Introduction .......................................................... 4Enjoying Your XM -XR9 ......................................... 5XM XR9 Controls .................................................. 6Basic Operation ................................................... 8

Tuning by Category .......................................... 8Channel Listing Options .................................. 8Direct Tuning ...................................................... 9Setting/Using Channel Preset Buttons ............. 9Display Button .................................................. 10Memory Button (T SEL Function) ..................... 11

Menu Display Operations .................................... 14Menu Descriptions ............................................... 14

Radio ID ........................................................... 14Display Setting ................................................. 14Audio Options ................................................... 15FM Options ....................................................... 16Confirm Tone Option ........................................ 16Lock Option ...................................................... 17Lock/Unlock Default Code Function ................ 17

Antenna Aiming (Home Installation) ................ 18Channel Add/Skip ............................................ 18Memory Options ............................................... 19Time Options .................................................... 19Clock ................................................................. 19

Time Format ................................................. 20Time Zone ..................................................... 20Set Alarm ...................................................... 21Alarm Time ................................................... 21Sleep Mode ................................................... 21

Stock Options ................................................... 22Stock On/Off .................................................. 22Stock Add ...................................................... 22Stock Erase .................................................. 23

Info Extras ......................................................... 24Info Display Options ..................................... 26Display Mode ................................................ 26

Factory Default ..................................................... 26Remote Control Unit ............................................ 27Troubleshooting .................................................. 29Specifications ...................................................... 29Warranty ............................................................... 31

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Cautions and Warnings1. Do not install the XR9 in a position that hinders

your view through the windshield, or obstructs view-ing of the dashboard indicators and displays.

2. Do not install the unit where it may obstruct theoperation or deployment of safety devices, suchas airbags, etc.

3. Do not allow operation of the unit to detract fromsafe driving practices; remember that you areresponsible as the vehicle operator to adhere toall safe driving and traffic regulations.

4. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the condition that this devicedoes not cause harmful interference.

5. By adhering to these warnings and safety consider-ations, serious accidents and/or personal injury canbe avoided.

IntroductionThe Audiovox XM XR9 Satellite Receiver processes thesatellite signals received by the externally mounted antenna(purchased separately as part of the Home, Vehicle or BoomBox Kits). The XR9 recognizes and decodes the incomingXM® program information and provides an audio signal toyour radio or other audio output equipment.

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XR9 System Components

XM ReceiverModel XR9,P/N144-2450

Remote Control UnitP/N136-3773

Batteries forRemote, (2) “AAA”,P/N156-2215

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NOTE: The XM® signal can be received andprocessed virtually anywhere as long as thereare no obvious satellite signal obstructionssuch as nearby buildings, high terrain,parking garages or tunnels.The XR9 is typically installed in anaccessible location of the vehicle (dash area),consistent with line-of-sight operation of theremote control, and/or within easy reach of thedriver. For home use, situate the XR9close to your stereo receiving equipment.

Enjoying Your XM® XR9You can begin to enjoy XM® Satellite Radio as soon asthe XR9 and Kit installation are complete:

1. Set up your Audiovox XR9 using the installationinstructions included in your Home Kit, VehicleKit or Boom Box Kit, or with the help of a profes-sional installer.NOTE: Refer to Antenna Aiming (page 18) during

the installation procedure.2. When power is available to the unit, press the Power

( ) button to turn on the XR9.

3. The XM logo ( ) appears on the displayfollowed alternately by the XM preview channel. Ifthis is the first time using the XR9, the screen willalternately display the Preview channel screen anda number of messages, including: “Activate YourXM 1-800-XM RADIO”. If not, go to channel 1 usingthe CH Up/Down buttons.

4. To obtain the XM identification (ID) number, tune tochannel 0 or press the MENU button. The Main Menupage appears with the Radio ID option highlighted.Press the SELECT button and the 8-digit XM IDnumber will appear. Write the number here forfuture reference.

5. Activate your XM® radio service ---- it’s easy. Youhave one of two choices to activate your service:

(a) Visit the website at XMRadio.com and click onthe “Activate Radio” section. You will then needto follow some simple directions and provide XMwith some basic information in order to activateyour service.

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74 Jazz & BluesBluesville

Take It Home

A

B.B. King9:38AM

(b) Call XM at 1-800-XM RADIO (967-2346). One ofXMs friendly Customer Care representativeswill take the necessary information and walkyou through the activation process.

XM XR9 ControlsThe Audiovox XM® XR9 Unit provides 10 control buttonsand 10 number keys.

Power Button:This button applies power to and removes power fromthe XM® XR9 as follows:

1. A momentary press of the power button turns onthe receiver, and is accompanied by a confirmationbeep tone. The XM logo/name ( ) initiallyappears on the LCD display for 3 seconds, followedby the Preview screen (if turned on for the first time),or by the tuning mode in effect when the unit waslast powered off.

2. A momentary press of the power buttonturns offthe receiver. While the unit powers down, theAudiovox logo appears for 2 seconds and theunit turns off.

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Default Screen

AUTO SIZING/SCROLLINGARTIST NAME

PRESET BANKNUMBER

TIMEINFORMATION

CATEGORYNAME

3-DIGIT CHANNELNUMBER

CHANNELNAME

AUTO SIZING/SCROLLINGSONG TITLE

SIGNALSTRENGTHINDICATOR

LCDDISPLAY

POWERBUTTON

MEMORY(T-SEL)BUTTON

PRESET/DIRECTBUTTON

MENU (FM)BUTTON

DISPLAYBUTTON

SELECT(ENTER)BUTTON

CATEGORYSEARCH(UP/DOWN)BUTTONS

INFRAREDSENSOR

PRESET (NUMBER) BUTTONS

CHANNELUP/DOWNBUTTONS

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Channel Up/Down Buttons and Select Button:The CH ∧/∨ buttons are the primary controls for navi-gating through the various lists and option menus avail-able on the unit. In the default mode, these buttons pro-vide sequential tuning through the available programchannels. The Up ( ∧ ) button, when pressed, tunes upone channel, while the Down ( ∨ ) button, when pressed,tunes down one channel. When in the list or menu mode,pressing the CH ∨ and ∧ scrolls down and up, respec-tively, through the various menus and lists. The currentselection from the list will be highlighted on the display.When the item is highlighted, press the SELECT buttonto enter the selection.

Select Button:In the default mode, when the SELECT button is pressedand held for at least 2 seconds, the channel listing ap-pears. During normal operation, the SELECT button isused to confirm and/or enter desired functions.

Category Buttons:The CAT ∧/∨ buttons allow the user to advance throughthe channel groups based on content category. By press-ing the Channel Up/Down buttons, the user can thenscroll up or down through the channels within that cat-

egory. Once a choice has been made, it can be enteredby pressing the SELECT button.

Memory Button (T SEL) Function:This feature allows the user to capture and store the cur-rent program data information (Channel Name & Num-ber/Artist & Song Title). You can store up to 30 Artist/SongTitle combinations. The XR9 also has the capability tosearch the current incoming XM signal, and thereby alertyou if it matches the Artist/Song title stored in XR9 memory.

Display Button:The DISPLAY button allows the user to choose one ofseveral ways of presenting the Artist, Song Title and dataservice information on the LCD screen.

Menu (FM) Button:The MENU button is used to access “Main Menu” optionswhich allows the user to make feature function adjust-ments to suit your own personal preferences. Upon enter-ing the main menu mode, use the Channel Up/Downbuttons to highlight the desired function and then pressthe SELECT button to enter. Pressing and holding theMENU button will enter FM Frequency setting mode whichwill allow you to quickly make frequency changes as re-quired.

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Preset Button:Each momentary press of the PRESET button allows theuser to switch between 3 banks of Channel presets (10presets each A, B, and C, plus Direct (Dir) channel entry.When in any of the three preset banks, momentarily press-ing any of the number buttons will recall the stored chan-nel. In the Direct (Dir) mode, use the number buttons todirectly enter the desired channel number.

Keypad Buttons 0-9:These buttons are used to directly enter a desired chan-nel number. They are also used when entering and re-calling preset channel numbers into memory.

Basic OperationWith the unit properly installed, activated and connectedto your home or vehicle audio system, proceed as fol-lows:

1. Press the Power button; the XR9 turns on andthe XM logo appears for 3 seconds followed bythe default display for the channel and tuning modein effect prior to turnoff.

2. Press the Channel Up/Down buttons to select andplay the desired channel, or use the Category Up/

1. Using the CH Up/Down buttons to select the de-sired channel.

2. Press the SELECT button to select that channel.3. Once the channel has been selected, the unit will

revert to the default screen and your selectionwill be played.

Channel Listing OptionsThis feature allows you to view what is playing on otherchannels without having to change the current channelyou are listening to. The content listing options are se-lected by using the DISPLAY button. When the defaultscreen is displayed on the LCD, pressing and holding

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Down buttons to tune and select a desired chan-nel based on genre.

Tuning By CategoryWhen in Category Tuning Mode, each momentarypress of the Category Up/Down Button(s) advancesthrough the available Genres:

CATEGORY NAME1

3 CHANNEL N A M E

1 CHANNEL N A M E 2 CHANNEL N A M E

4 CHANNEL N A M E

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the SELECT button will display all the available channelnumbers and channel information. The first press willdisplay the channel name. The second press of theDISPLAY button will display all currently available art-ists. The third press of the DISPLAY button will displaysong titles.While viewing the Channel List, pressing the Displaybutton changes Channel List to Artist List to Song List.The available content listing now displays informationby the Artist Name.

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Direct TuningChannels can also be directly accessed by pressing thePRESET button until Dir appears; then use the 0-9 num-ber keys to numerically enter the desired channel. Oncethe desired channel number has been entered, wait 3seconds until the channel automatically plays.

Setting/Using Channel Preset ButtonsThe unit contains 10 preset buttons. There are three banksof preset memory locations offering a total of 30 presets.These banks are designated A, B and C and can be se-lected using the PRESET button. The display in the upperleft corner changes to show the corresponding Presetbank. Each bank will store 10 user-preferred channels.

The DISPLAY button is also used during category tun-ing. Consecutively pressing the DISPLAY button whiletuning by category will display the Channel Name, ArtistName or Song Title within the selected category.While the preceding screens are displayed, pressingthe CH Up/Down buttons allow navigation through thelist. When the desired selection is highlighted, pressthe SELECT button and your selection will be played.

CH

CATEGORY NAME1

3 A R T I S T N A M E

1 A R T I S T N A M E 2 A R T I S T N A M E

4 A R T I S T N A M E

AR

CATEGORY NAME1

3 S O N G T I T L E

1 S O N G T I T L E 2 S O N G T I T L E

4 S O N G T I T L E

AR

CH

Preset A

3

1 CHANNEL N A M E 2 CHANNEL N A M E

4 CHANNEL N A M E

AR

CH

CHANNEL N A M E

CH

Preset B

3 A R T I S T N A M E

1 A R T I S T N A M E 2 A R T I S T N A M E

4 A R T I S T N A M E

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Preset C

3 S O N G T I T L E

1 S O N G T I T L E 2 S O N G T I T L E

4 S O N G T I T L E

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Display ButtonPressing the DISPLAY button from the Default displaytoggles between the artist name/song title screen, largeletter format, or artist name/song title with data serviceticker (sports, stock options, etc.) screen. When the let-ter size changes, the field will scroll. This feature isuseful when viewing the display at a distance.

Select the desired channel you wish to save into memoryby using the CH Up/Down buttons, the direct tuning methodor the category tuning method. With the desired channelplaying, press and hold any of the numbered keypad but-tons (0-9). A confirmation tone is heard, and a confirmingmessage (Channel Stored) is displayed. Continue thisprocedure for storing all desired channels. To retrieve apreset channel, momentarily press and release the num-ber button corresponding to the desired channel. A list ofthe preset channels can also be accessed through thecategory tuning method.

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Channel Stored

12:34AM

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Memory Button (T SEL Function):This feature allows the user to capture and store thecurrent program data information (Artist & Song title)with up to 30 listings (30 Artist/Song Title combinations).The unit also has the capability to search the currentincoming XM signal and alert the user when a savedsong is being played.

1. While the XR9 is in any of the standard displaymodes, momentarily pressing and releas-ing the MEMORY button stores the current programdata information within the unit’s memory. Apop-up screen (Artist/Song Data Saved) appearsfor 1 second, confirming your selection.

2. By holding down the MEMORY button for 3 seconds, thestored memory information is displayed on the LCDscreen in list format. Use the Channel Up/Down buttonsto scroll through the 30 listings and press the SELECTbutton to view the information. This function allows you torecall information regarding the Artist/Song Title for yourown personal review. To return to the default tuning modepress and hold the MEMORY button for 3 seconds.

10 CountryAmerica

Data Saved

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Artist / Song12:34AM

NOTE: If a saved song is entered twice to thesame memory location number, anAlready Stored screen will appear

10 CountryAmerica

Already Stored

A12:34AM

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Momentarily pressing the SELECT button will exitthe current artist/song title information and returnto the memory list.

3. When the T SEL function is active, each time theXR9 is turned on, it automatically searchesthe incoming signal to determine if a match existsbetween the signal and the currently saved infor-mation stored in receiver memory. If one or morematches are found, an audible beep tone will beheard indicating that a match has been found. Thedisplay then reverts to the Song Found screenwhich displays the current matches. You can nowselect the Artist/Song that you wish to listen to.

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a. If one or more matches are found, a display listappears, and allows you to scroll through the listof songs using the CH Up/Down buttons. Once asong is found, it can be selected by pressing theSELECT button, and the display will revert to ei-ther of the selected display modes.

b. If a selection is not chosen within 10 secondsafter the last action, the screen will revert to thepreviously selected display and tuning mode.

NOTE: Play of the current selection will con-tinue until a new selection is made.

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4. If the MEMORY button is pressed to save a cur-rently-playing selection, and all of the memoryspaces are full, Memory Full will flash on the dis-play for 1 second.

To delete a selection from memory, press andhold the Memory button to display the list; thenhighlight the selection you wish to delete usingthe Channel Up/Down buttons. Once highlighted,press the SELECT button to choose the song tobe deleted. With the song and artist selectiondisplayed, press the MEMORY button. A pop-upscreen will appear (Memory Delete). HighlightYes and press the SELECT button to delete theselection.

10 CountryAmerica

Memory FullA

12:34AM

David Bowie 1 Black Eyed Peas / Jo ..Stored Data

Press Memo to D elete

Fame

Daviul Taylor1 Black Eyed Peas / Jo ..Stored Data

Press Memory to Delete

Famedercover

Memory Delete

Yes NO

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01 David Bowie/Fame Dav

02 B.B. King/Take It Home

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Display SettingThe following adjustments are possible:

Dimming ControlContrast Control

To enter any of these modes, use the CH Up/Downbuttons to highlight the option you wish to adjustand press the SELECT button. Upon enteringeither the contrast or dimming control, a 10-segment horizontal bar graph is displayed withleft and right directional arrows.

If, while in the menu screen function, a button is notpressed within 10 seconds from the previously selectedfunction, the unit exits the menu screen function andreverts to the default screen display.

• Radio ID • Channel Add/Skip• Display Setting • Memory Option• Audio Options • Time Options• FM Options • Stock Options• Confirm Tone Option • Info Extras• Lock Option • Info Display Options• Antenna Aiming • Factory Default

Menu Descriptions

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Radio IDDisplays your 8 digit XM ID number. Noadjustments are allowed in this mode. To exit thisoption, press the SELECT or MENU buttons.

Menu Display Operations

To enter the Menu Options page, press the MENU But-ton. The Main Menu list will appear on the LCD display.Using the CH Up/Down buttons, highlight the option youwish to adjust and then press the SELECT button.The following options are available:

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Main MenuRadio ID

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Dimming Control

Display Setting

Contrast Control

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When Volume Control is selected, a 32-step (0-31)bar graph appears; adjust the volume using the CHUp/Down buttons. No button activity for 10 secondswill exit this function.

Audio OptionsThe following adjustments are possible:

Equalizer ControlVolume ControlUpon selecting this option, use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight either option and pressthe SELECT button to enter.When Equalizer Control is selected, a dual graphappears representing Bass and Treble adjust-ments. Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight the desired function and press the CategoryUp/Down buttons to make the adjustment. Wheneither settingis flat (Bass or Treble equalizer set-ting off) the indication will be at mid-range; any set-ting to the left (-) or right (+) indicates a respectivedecrease or increase in the Bass or Treble setting.

Dimming Control

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Equalizer Control

Audio Options

Volume ControlBass

Equalizer Control

Treble

Bass

Equalizer Control

Treble

Equalizer Control

Audio Options

Volume Control

Equalizer Setting

Volume Control

Volume Control16

The current numerical setting (1-10) is indicatedabove the bar graph. Pressing the CH Up/Down but-tons adjusts the bar graph indication and functionaccordingly.

NOTE: To prevent distortion caused by overdrivingthe audio playback device input, it isrecommended that you adjust the volumeof the XR9 at mid-range.

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FM OptionsThe following adjustments are possible:NOTE: The internal wireless FM transmitter allows

you to play the XR9 audio through any stan-dard FM receiver, eliminating the need tohardwire connections.

FM On/ OffFrequency Setting

Frequency Setting:Upon entering this mode, any FM transmitter fre-quency can be chosen using the CH Up/Downbuttons for frequency selection. The FM frequencyrange from 88.1 to 107.9MHz is represented by ahorizontal graph; use the ChannelUp/Down buttons to select the desired frequency.

FM On/Off:Upon entering this mode, press the CH Up/Down buttons to toggle between the FM ONor FM OFF function/display selection. To selectand/or exit this function, press the SELECTbutton. (No button activity for 10 seconds willexit this function.)

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NOTE: It is recommended that you turn the FMTransmitter off if you are using the low levelaudio outputs in your particular application.

Press the SELECT button to enter the new frequency setting, orpress the MENU buttonto return to the menu

Frequency Setting

89.3MHz

Confirm Tone OptionWhen this mode is entered, you are provided withan On or Off option whereby you can selectwhether or not a confirmation tone will be heardeach time a preset button is pressed or an alertsounds. When the option is highlighted, press theSELECT button to enter.

options page with no change to frequency.

Confirm Tone Option

On Off

FM On/Off

FM Options

Frequency Setting Frequency Setting

FM OptionsFM On / Off

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time the user will be prompted to enter the previouslystored 4-digit code. Once the correct code has beenentered (SELECT), the audio begins to play. The chan-nel returns to the locked status if the channel is changedor the vehicle/unit is turned off (or by returning to thismenu and going through the same process to return thechannel to the list).

Lock OptionWhen this feature is selected, the following optionsappear on the display:

Lock/UnLockEdit Code

Upon entering this mode, the user is prompted to entera four digit numerical code that is used to lock/unlockchannel access. Once the code has been entered, pressthe SELECT button; the channel list will be displayedwith the current channel in play highlighted. Use theChannel Up/Down buttons to navigate the list and high-light the channel to be adjusted.

Lock/Unlock Default Code FunctionThe first time the lock/unlock function is accessed, theuser must enter the default lock code. The default lockcode is “0000”. This code can be maintained orchanged. To change the default lock code perform thefollowing procedure:

1. Press the MENU button to access the MainMenu.

2. Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlightthe Lock Option and press the SELECT but-ton.

3. Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlightEdit Code and press the SELECT button.

4. Enter the default code 0000 and press theSELECT button.

5. Enter new code using buttons 0-9.

Lock / Unlock

Lock Option

Edit Code

Once a channel has been highlighted, pressing the SE-LECT button displays a check mark ( ) next to the chan-nel and prevents the channel from being accessible dur-ing any of the tuning modes. Locked channels can beaccessed only by direct channel number entry, at which

Lock Options

Enter Code

Lock Options

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Antenna Aiming (Home Installation)Upon entering this mode, two 7-segment vertical bargraphs are displayed representing terrestrial (tower) andsatellite transmitters. Thesignal strength is displayedby the respective graphsegments. Position theantenna to optimize eitherthe satellite or terrestrial signal.

Channel Add/SkipUpon entering this mode, a channel list is displayed with thecurrent channel in play highlighted. Use the Channel Up/Downbuttons to navigate the list and highlight the channel to beadjusted.

The current setting is indicated by number of bars in thegraph. Moving the antenna location should maximize the num-ber of bars in the respective graph, thus ensuring optimumreception. To exit this function, press the SELECT Button.

NOTE: Terrestrial repeaters are typically used in largeurban areas where structures may affect the lineof sight satellite signal. Terrestrial signalsmay not be available in your geographic location.

Antenna Aiming

6. Press the SELECT button.7. Confirm the new code using buttons 0-9 and

press the SELECT button.8. The lock code is now changed.

5 The 50s

Channel Add/Skip

4 The 40s

Channel Add/Skip

Channel Add/Skip

6 The 60s7 The 70s

4 The 40s

5 The 50s6 The 60s7 The 70s

4 The 40s

5 The 50s6 The 60s

7 The 70s

Lock Options

Enter Code

Lock Options

* * * *Enter Code

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Lock Options

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Memory OptionsIn this mode, the user can turn the Memory SearchFunction (T SEL) ON or OFF. In addition, all 30 MemoryLocations can be cleared.On the display, the top line displays the text,MemoryOptions.The following adjustment options are possible:

Time OptionsThe following adjustments are possible:

ClockSet AlarmSleep Mode

Upon entering this mode, usethe Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight the desiredfunction and press the SELECT button.

NOTE: No button activity for 10 seconds will alsoexit the desired (highlighted) function.

ClockWhen entering this menu option, you can set up theclock shown on the default display, based on theformat desired, the time zone in which you reside

1. Clear all Memory Locations. Press the SELECTbutton; a prompt display screen appears confirming -Are You Sure? Select Yes or No and press theSELECT button.

2. T Select On/Off Options: - All Off, All On, User Se-lected Only On.

3. T Select Search Options: - All, Artist Name, SongTitle

Once a channel has been highlighted, pressing the SELECTButton displays a check mark ( ) next to the channel, andprevents the channel from being accessible during any of thetuning modes. Skipped channels can only be accessed ei-ther through direct channel number entry or by returning tothis menu and going through the same process to return theskipped channel to the list. Upon adding a channel, the checkmark is removed from alongside the channel number/name.

Clear All Memory

Yes No

Clear All Memory

Yes NoConfirm

NoYes

Clear All Memory

Yes NoConfirm

NoYes NoYes

Clock

Time Options

Sleep ModeSet Alarm

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Time Format:The clock format option provides:

12 Hour (Default)24 Hour

Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlightthe desired format and press the SELECT button.

Time Zone:The Time Zone option provides:

(GMT-9:00) Alaska(GMT-8:00) Pacific(GMT-7:00) Mountain

Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlightthe desired time zone and press the SELECTButton.

Daylight Savings Time, if used. The clock data is pro-vided via the XM channel, and will update based onthe received signal.

NOTE: When the XR9 has not been turned onor has been removed from the dockingport for any length of time be sure toposition the antenna to receive thesatellite signal so the time can beautomatically updated. If the time informa-tion has been lost, the XR9 will not displaythe time information and preprogrammedalarms will not be triggered until the XR9updates the time information using thesatellite signal.

Daylight Savings Time (DST) Observance:Activate this function if your area is subject to DST;press the Channel Up/Down buttons to toggle be-tween DST Observed (default) or DST Not Ob-served.

(GMT-08:00) Pacific

Time Zone

(GMT-09:00) Alaska

(GMT-07:00) Mountain

(GMT-06:00) Central

(GMT-6:00) Central(GMT-5:00) Eastern(GMT-4:00) Atlantic(GMT-3:30) Newfoundland

Time Zone

Clock

Time Format

Daylight Saving Time

DST Observed

Daylight Savings Time

DST not Observed

Time Zone

Clock

Time Format

Daylight Saving Time

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Set Alarm:When this menu option is highlighted and selected,you will be able to set the unit to turn on at a specifictime. The last selected channel prior to shutdownwill be present when the Alarm feature is activated.Additionally, a series of beep tones will be heard.

Press any button on the front panel to silence thealarm tones. The alarm will trigger again at the settime unless the Alarm Off feature is selected underthe Set Alarm function.

Set Alarm (Default-Off)Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to togglebetween Alarm On or Alarm Off and press the

SELECT Button for desired alarm status. Whenthe alarm is on, the time will be displayed onthe default screen in reverse image.

Alarm TimeWhen this menu option is highlighted andselected the current alarm setting is displayed.The factory default is 12:00PM. Use the categoryUp/Down buttons to highlight either the hours,minutes or AM/PM for adjustment. Once high-lighted, use the Channel Up/Down buttonsto adjust the selection. AM or PM will alsoswitchautomatically when the AM or PM thresh-old has been exceeded. When the desired timeis displayed, press the SELECT button to enter.

NOTE: Loss of the satellite signal by the XR9will result in a series of alarm tones only.

Sleep ModeIn this mode, you have the capability of programming the unit to shut off after a selected period oftime. The screen displays Sleep MODE on thetop line, with optional time settings as follows:

Set Alarm

Time Options

Clock

Sleep Mode

Alarm On/ Off

Set Alarm

Alarm Time

Alarm On/ Off

Off

Alarm On/Off

On

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on or off. Highlight the desired function, on or off,using the Channel Up/Down buttons and pressthe SELECT button to enter. When the stockticker is off, stock information will not be shownwhen the DISPLAY button is pressed.

Sleep Off is the factory default setting. Use theChannel Up/Down buttons to scroll through thedesired sleep times. When the desired time ishighlighted, press the SELECT button. The unitwill now turn off after the selected time has ex-pired.

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Sleep Off (Factory Default)60 minute120 minutes180 minutes

Stock OptionsThe following stock options are available:

Stock On/OffStock AddStock Erase

Stock On/OffWhen this menu option is highlighted andselected, you will be able to turn the stock ticker

Stock AddWhen this option is highlighted, press theSELECT button to display Enter Stock Symbolscreen which shows a maximum of 8 characterspaces for symbol entry and search. To performan alphanumeric symbol search, use theChannel Up/Down buttons to select the firstcharacter in the symbol name to be entered;Searching will momentarily appear on thedisplay. Then press the SELECT button toaccess the stock list beginning with thatcharacter.

Sleep Mode

Time Options

Set AlarmClock Sleep Off

Sleep Mode

180 Minutes

60 Minutes

120 Minutes

Stock Options

On Off Stock Add

Stock Options

Stock On/Off

Stock Erase

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Stock EraseWhen this option is highlighted, press theSELECT button to display the erase options;Erase One and Erase All.If Erase One is highlighted and selected, a listof all currently stored stock symbols is dis-played. Using the Channel Up/Down buttons,highlight the stock symbol to be erased.

You now have the option to either search this listfor the desired symbol or further fine-tune yoursearch by entering the next significant character.Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to searchthe list or, by pressing the Category Down buttonand then the Category Up button, highlight thenext character. Repeat this procedure to accessother required characters and then press theSELECT button to enter the stock symbol list.After entering the each character, search the listfor your complete stock symbol using theChannel Up/Down buttons. When the symbol islocated, press the SELECT button to enter. AStored message momentarily appears on thedisplay to confirm your selection.

Press CH to Change Char

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B A

BAB

BAC

ABD

Erase One

ABC

ABE

ABF

Confirm

NoYes No

Stock Add

Stock Options

Stock On /Off

Stock Erase

Erase One

Stock Options

Erase All

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If Erase All is highlighted and selected, all of thecurrently stored stock symbols will be erased frommemory if the Yes option is highlighted and selected.

Info ExtrasWhen this option is highlighted, press the SELECT but-ton to display the available Info Extras display options;namely, Sports, News and Horoscopes.When Sports is highlighted and selected, the followinglist of sports venues appears:

• MLB

• NFL

• NBA

• NHL

• Nascar

• Golf

Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight the de-sired sport, and press the SELECT button to enter. No-tice that sports leagues, such as Major League Base-ball, is displayed with an arrow to the left; this meansthat each team (or All Teams) is available for displaywhen highlighted and selected. Once selected, a boxappears next to the team name; press the SELECT but-ton and a check mark appears within the box.The remaining sports venues, such as Nascar, eachdisplay a box adjacent to the name; when any of theseare highlighted and selected, a check mark appearswithin the box.

Once highlighted, press the SELECT button to displaythe pop-up confirmation screen with the Yes/Nooptions. Highlight the Yes selection to erase thecurrent stock symbol. A pop-up screen appears toconfirm Stock Erased.

• Tennis

• NCAA Basketball

• NCAA Football

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When News is highlighted and selected, the followinglist of news categories appears on the display:

NOTE: Info Extras information issubject to current availability;check the XM website forupdates

" SportsInfo Extras

" News" Horoscopes

" MLB

Info Extras

" NBA

" NCAA Football

" NFL!" All Teams

Info Extras

" Arizona DiamondBacks

" Toronto Blue Jays

" Anaheim Angels

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• Headlines

• World

• National

• Sports

• Entertainment

Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight the de-sired news report, and press the SELECT button to en-ter. Each item displays a box to the left; when any item ishighlighted and selected, a check mark appears withinthe box.When Horoscopes is highlighted and selected, each ofthe 12 horoscope signs appears on the display with abox next to the sign. When any sign is highlighted andselected, a check mark appears within the box.

The Info Extras information, if selected, will appear onthe default display in either page mode or scroll mode(See Info Display Options.) Please use the followingprocedure:

NOTE: News and associated options are onlyavailable during XM Transmissions

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1. From the Artist/Song Title default display, repeat-edly pressing the Display button will cycle throughthe following available display formats:

Artist/Song Title>Artist /Song Title (Large Font)>Stock Ticker>Info Extras

NOTE: Stock Ticker and Info Extras display for-mat will only be available if these featureshave been activated by the user throughthe Main Menu.

2. While in the Info Extras display mode, repeat-edly pressing the SELECT button will cyclethrough the various available Info Extras infor-mation. Info Extras information includes sports,news and other additional information services.The selected information type will be momen-tarily displayed in reverse image in the channelname area on the display.

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Display Modewhen this option is highlighted and selected, addi-tional options, Scroll Mode and Page Mode, aredisplayed. In scroll mode, the stock listings scrollacross the display screen; in page mode, each ofthe stock listings appear for approximately 1 sec-ond on the left side of the display.

Factory DefaultThe Factory Default screen displays the text FactoryDefault with the following adjustments:

Yes/No

Factory Default

On Offa

On Off

Confirm

NoYes

Factory Default

Yes No

Info Display OptionsWhen this option is highlighted, two choices areavailable:

• Display Mode

• Scroll SpeedPress the Channel Up/Down buttons and then theSELECT button for the desired option.

Scroll SpeedWhen Scroll Speed is highlighted and selected,Normal Speed and Slow Speed options are dis-played. Use the Channel Up/Down buttons to highlight the desired speed and press the SELECT but-ton to enter. If Slow Speed is selected, it takesapproximately 20 seconds for the ticker to scrollacross the screen; in Normal Speed, the tickercrosses the screen in about half the time.

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• All Presets revert to empty• Normal Tuning Mode• Display Contrast to 50%• FM Modulator to On• FM Frequency to 88.1MHz• Access to all skipped channels (Locked chan-

nels remain locked)• Audio Output Level to 70%• Memory Search On• Memory Locations are erased

Upon entering this mode, pressing the Channel Up/Downbuttons toggles between the Yes or No function/displayselection. If Yes is chosen, the unit reverts to theoriginal factory settings for the following parameters:

• 12 Hour Clock Format• Eastern Time Zone• Daylight Savings Time Observed• Alarm Off• Alarm Time 12:00PM• Sleep Mode Off

Remote Control UnitThe wireless remote control supplied with the XR9 iscapable of operating most of the features from a re-mote location. Each button on the remote control func-tions in the same way as the button on the XR9 unit. Fora full description of a keypad button or function refer tothe preceding sections in this manual. For optimal op-eration of the remote control, always aim it toward theRemote Sensor on the front panel of the main unit.

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1. POWER Turns the XR9 on and off.2. Presets 0-9 These buttons are used to directly enter a

desired channel number. They are also used when enteringand recalling preset channel numbers into memory.

3. CH+/- Used to access streams in ascending and descendingorder. Also used for adjustments in the various menus.

4. PRE Used to switch between the three preset bands A, Band C, and DIR (tuning).

5. MENU Used to access “Menu Options” which displays theuser setup menu plus other feature/function adjustments.

6. DIR Selects direct tuning using the preset buttons.7. MEMO Used to capture and store current program

information.8. P CH This button toggles between the current channel and

the previous channel that was being listened to.9. DIS Allows the user to choose one of three ways of

presenting the Artist and Song title information on the LCDscreen.

10. SELECT Used to confirm selection in various listsand menus.

11. CAT+/- Used to access categories in ascending and descend-ing order.

12. VOL +/- Provide means of increasing and decreasing levelof speaker audio output when used with XB3 Boom Box.

13. MUTE Allows the user to silence the audio signal.

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Troubleshooting Specifications

Audio Output(100-250 ohms): 650mV RMS Maximum

Power Supply: 6 Volt, Negative Ground, DC InputCAUTION: Use only the Audiovox-approved adapter specified in theHome (XH9) and Vehicle (XC9) kitfor the XR9 Satellite Radio Receiver,or the XR9 could could be severelydamaged.

Dimensions(W x H x D): 110.0mm x 71.0mm x 26.0mm

(4.30” x 2.8” x 1.02” )

Weight 6.5 Ounces

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AUDIOVOX CORPORATION (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof,under normal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 12 months from the date of original purchase, such defect(s)will be repaired or replaced with new or reconditioned product (at the Company's option) without charge for parts and repair labor.

To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered with proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill ofsale), specification of defect(s), transportation prepaid, to an approved warranty station or the Company at the address shown below.

This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred forinstallation, removal or reinstallation of the product, or to damage to tapes, compact discs, speakers, accessories, or vehicle electrical systems.

This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration,improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code label(s). THEEXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVEAND, IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.

This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OFMERCHANTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANYWARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 48MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL ORINCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person orrepresentative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage sothe above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which varyfrom state to state.

12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY

U.S.A. : AUDIOVOX CORPORATION, 150 MARCUS BLVD., HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK 11788 1-800-645-4994CANADA : CALL 1-800-645-4994 FOR LOCATION OF WARRANTY STATION SERVING YOUR AREA

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