Ki Ryung Electronics SIR-CK1 FM Modulator for Sirius Satellite Receiver User Manual

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% 7 AUDIOVOX
ELECTRONICS CORP.
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Congratulations
You are one step closer to experiencing Sirius Satellite Radio. Sirius will revolutionize your in»home
orvehicle entertainment with:
100 streams of original programming. including —
60 streams of completely commercial-free music — guaranteed.
40 streams of news, sports and entertainment
Coast~to~Coast reception and Digital—quality sound
All music content is selected and developed in-house by Sirius’ team of Master Music Programmers
—talented and seasoned professionals who love the music as much as the listeners. World~c|ass
partners such as ESPN, ABC, CNBC, Bloomberg, Discovery and Fladio Disney are developing
news, sports and entertainment programming
Your Audiovox Shuttle must be used with an adapter kit, such as the Audiovox Home kit or Vehicle/
Boat Kit as required by your specific installation needs. These kits are available at retailers where
Audiovox main units are sold.
Audiovox Home Kit: SIR-HK1
Audiovox Vehicle Kit: SlFt-CKi (With FM Modulator)
Audiovox Vehicle Kit: SlR-CK2 (Without FM Modulator)
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Cautions and Warnings
Do not install the Shuttle in a position that hinders
your view through the windshield, or obstructs view
ing of the dashboard indicators and displays.
Do not install the unit where it may obstruct the
operation or deployment of safety devices, such
as airbags, etc.
Do not allow operation of the unit to detract from
. safe driving practices; remember that you are
responsible as the vehicle operator to adhere to
all safe driving and traffic regulations.
This unit complies with the interference limits
relative to a Class B digital device, applicable
under Part 15 of the FCC Rules regarding
installation in a residential environment. If the unit
is not installed in accordance with these instruc-
tions, it could cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception. If this condition persists after
corrective action, consult your dealer or experi-
enced installation facility,
By adhering to these warnings and safety consider
ations. serious accidents and/or personal injury can
be avoided.
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Contents SIR-CK1 and SlR-CK2
Install Manual Base AudioCabIe
PIN 1286313 PIN 13503484 PIN 11233293
1 p— 1 pc. 1 pc.
An‘enna CradIECKl P/N136D3471
PIN118C1|26 a,
i‘ Cradle CK2 P/N13503472
,, 5
17 pc.
DC Power Adapter
PIN11253293
1 pc‘ 1 pc.
HARDWARE KIT - P/N150-1519
Philllps Machine
Screw (M4 x 8mm)
6&3
Split Lock Washer, M4
CO)
4 pcs
3/4” W x 3"Long
DoubleSidedTape
4 pcs.
Flat Washer, M4
©
1 pc 4 pcs.
OPTIONAL
A'°°h°' SWab FM Switching Box Assy
D pm meme (5 Meier)
1 pc.
1 pc.
.4.
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Installation/Wiring Precautions
1. To prevent a shon»circuit, be sure to turn off the
ignition and remove the negative (-) battery cable
prior to installation. Connect power wires last.
Do not install the unit in the locations exposed to
direct sunlight or. in areas subject to extreme
temperatures.
lncorrect installation may cause damage to the
system. Mount the unit firmly in place, using
the supplied hardware.
Be careful not to damage the vehicle wiring.
Be sure to use the supplied screws and washers.
Be careful not to snag any wires when tightening
screws.
PS"?
Setting Up and Installing Your Kit
NOTEzThe SIRIUS® signal can be received and
processed vinually anywhere as long as there
are no obvious satellite signal obstructions such
as nearby buildings, high terrain. parking
garages or tunnels.
1. Cabling Inlerconnections
Vou can begin to enjoy Sirius® Satellite Fladlo as soon
as the Shuttle and Vehicle Kit installation are complete.
Set up your Audiovox Shuttle using the following
installation instructions. or enlist the help ol a
professional installer:
2. Installing the Cradle Mount Base Assembly
NOTE: The tins on the mounting base are pliable
and can be bent to conform to most
mounting surfaces.
Interconnect all of the components as shown
on the adiacent page to verify that the system
operates normallyr
Locate a firm, reasonably flat surface within your
car to permit optimum viewing and Iine-ot-sight
access by the supplied remote control unit,
a.
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Interconnect Diagram Interconnect Diagram FM Option
FM FREQUENCY SELECTlON SWITCH
AuDlD SELECT 1 OF 4 AVATLABLE FREQUENCIES VEH‘CLE
CABLE AND SET vcun ExTSTTNG. CAR RADTo To vEHTcLE HAD“)
SHUTTLE CRADLE THE SAME FREQUENCY, FM RADTo ANTENNA
CKT OR CKZ
SHUTTLE CRADLE \
CKT ONLY
TO AUXIUARY AUDTO »
INPUT OF RADIO OR
DC POWER
ENTERTATNMENT SYSTEM ADAPTER
T0 VEHICLE
T0 VEHTCLE +12 ch POWER
+12 ch POWER RECEPTACLE
RECEPTACLE
NOTE:
1. THE FM TRANSMITTER OPTION MUST
BE SET TO "FM ON" lN THE SHUTTLE
USER MENU. (REFER To THE OWNER'S
MANUAL. PUELTCATION Nous-5m 2.)
2. WHEN THE FM TRANSMlTTER IS To
___________x|_.-,,1g
rm Dc POWER BE USED. Do NOT CONNECT THE
SH E ADAPTER 5.4ng AUDTD CABLE TO THE AuDTo DuT
ANTENNA ANTENNA CONNECTOR OF THE SHUTTLE.
TERHESTRTAL ANTENNA CONNECTION FOR use WTTH OPTIONAL 2 CONNECTOR ANTENNA CDNFTGDRATloN
-6-
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d. The cradle contains two mounting plates,
CAUTION: Do not install the mounting base one on the rear and one on the bottom
on a leather or fabric surface, or After deciding which configuration to use,
in a position that could impair loosen and remove two flat-head screws
your “510“, blOCk eir bflg(5l Of securing the plate to the cradle and remove
ObStFUCl Venide dashboard the plate. Save the two screws for reassembly.
controls and/or radio CD/casette
operational displays,
NOTE: The adhesive backing on the base ,
will not permit easy repositioning once
it has been mated to the surlace; use
extreme care and planning when
selecting the mounting location It the
base is to be screwed to the surfaGE.
make sure the area in back of the
mounting suriace is clear of wires or
other items to prevent unintentional
a damage.
FLAT-H EAD
SCREWS (2)
CRADLE
ASSEMBLY
(TYPICAL)
e. As shown in the figure, unscrew the star nut
and ball strut assembly irom the mounting
base threaded socket; then remove the flat-
head screw, lockwasher and ilatwasher from
the end of the ball strut.
6. Using the alcohol swab supplied with your kit.
clean the mounting surface and thoroughly wipe
the area dry with a clean lintairee cloth,
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Insert the end ol the ball strut into the keyed
opening on the cradle mounting plate, and
secure the plate to the ball strut using the
flatwasher, Iockwasher and flat-head screw
through the back at the plate.
. Reattach the mounting plate assembly to the
rear or bottom oi the cradle assembly, as
desired, using the two flat-head screws
removed previously. Installation of the mounting
base can now continue.
w FLAT-HEAD SCREW
w LOCKWASHER CRADLE
a MOUNTING
q} a _ FLATWASHER me
STAR NUT
8\ BALL STRUT
THREADED SOCKET
MOUNTING BASE
. It the outside air temperature is cold. it may
be beneficial to warm the adhesive backing
on the base using a portable hair dryer, or
by holding the backing surface in front of a
vehicle heater vent.
Remove the plastic liner irorn the adhesive
backing on the base, and fix the base in
position on the surface; make sure the
mounting pad is accurately positioned on
the first try, since repositioning may be
difficult, it not impossible
meg
Down
Bend the fins on the base so it conforms
to the mounting surface.
lithe mount is to be screwed in place, do
not remove the plastic liner lrom the
adhesive backing. Use appropriate sheet
metal or machine screws for this purpose
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NOTE: Allow a 72-hour period iorthe adhesive
backing to cure completely.
lc Using the star nut, attach the cradle assembly
to the base threaded socket; do not overtighten
the star nut.
3. Installing the Cradle Using Doublesided Tape
You can mount the cradle directly to your dashboard
or other flat surface without using the cradle
mount in the kit. To do this, do not remove either of
the mounting plate assemblies from the cradle.
a. Remove the 3/4” x 3" double-sided tape from
the supplied kit.
b. Determine the location of the cradle, and clean
the mounting surface as before
0. Feel the backing from one side of the tape. and
press the tape in place on the rear or bottom
cradle mounting plate.
dl Peel the backing from the exposed side of the
tape and carefully position the cradle on the
mounting surface, gently pressing the cradle
into place.
_9.
Using Other Manufacturer’s Mounts
The Shuttle Cradle can also be installed using other
manufacturer's mounts; the mounting plate
provisions on the rear and bottom oi the cradle
provide you with multiple mounting options within
the vehicle using various vehicle-specific
aftermarket brackets. such as those purchased
separately from Panavise. Pro~Fit. etc.
Installing the Shuttle into the Cradle
The Shuttle cradle has three retaining clips---one
on top and two on the bottom. Place the Shuttle in
the cradle so that the Shuttle connectors are lined
up; use the SAT and TEFlFt RF connectors as
guides. Then gently press in on the bottom of the
Shuttle to engage the connectors. The top clip will
automatically engage; then slide the two bottom
clips back into the locked position Cradle
orientation can be adjusted by loosening the star
nut and then tightening it when the cradle is in the
desired viewing position.
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TOP RETAINING
CUP
iii-FIN SYSTEM
ONNECTOR
SAT. (MAIN)
HF CONNECTOR TEHFL RF
OONNECTOH
BO‘ITO‘M BOTTOM
LEFT SLIDE FllGHT
CLIP
SLIDE CLlP
G. Sirius Program Listening Options
The Shuttle and Cradle provide an audio oulput
signal in three manners:
1, When using CK1 or CK2 cradle, the audio signal
can be routed through an audio cable which is
applied to the auxiliary inputs of a radio or
entertainment system.
24 When using the CK1 cradle, the audio signal can
be transmitted to a car radio on one of four
selectable FMfrequencies. The audio signal can
then be played through your car radio when the
car radio is tuned to one of these frequencies.
3. Some listeners prefer to use a hard-wired FM
transmitter. In this instance, when using the CK1
cradle, an optional FM Switching Box assembly
(Part No. 11203159) is available and provides a
hard-wired FM output when connected to the FM OUT
connector on the left side of the cradle; the other end
of the switching box plugs into the antenna lack of your
radio, By using this assembly. and selecting the
appropriate FM output frequency (88.1MHZ, 88.3MHz,
88,5MHZ or 88.7MH2) with the slide switch, the Sirius
signal received at the SAT (MAIN) orTERR. cradle
antenna input can be played through your car radio
when tuned to one of these frequencies.
FM OUT
AUDIOOUT
DC 12V
FM FREQUENCY
SELECTSLIDE
SWITCH:
35.1 MHz
%_ 833 MHz
35.5 MHz
557 MHZ
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7, Mounting the Vehicle Antenna
The antenna should be placed on a relatively flat
surface on the vehicle exterior. preferably on the
roof (high point) or on the trunk (convertible). To
mount the antenna:
a. Plug the antenneinto the SAT. (MAlN) connector
on the hack oi the cradle.
b. Place the antenna at the preferred location on
the root or trunk surlece. It the vehicle is
equipped with a root or trunk rack. the antenna
may have to be mounted off-center on the
surface. The magnet will secure the antenna in
the desired position.
c. Apply power to the Shuttle system as outlined
in the associated User Guide and obtain an
audio output. If no audio is heard, first check
the signal strength indicator located on the
bottom left corner oi the display to ensure the
antenna is receiving an optimum signal. Ii
necessary, move the antenna to different
positions on the surface until an audio output
is heard. This is the desired antenna position
and should be marked with masking tape or by
another non-scratch method. 11
SHUTTLE
(TYPICAL)
+12VDC
ADAPTER
ANTENNA
. After determining the optimum position, turn off
Shuttle power. disconnect the power
adapter from the vehicle cigarette lighter
receptacle and disconnect the antenna cable.
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e. Plan the routing of the antenna cable to the
Shuttle FtF input. Make sure you avoid any
obstructions that could crimp, kink or twist the
cable: use protective grommets wherever rough
openings are encountered.
t. Route the cable from the antenna position to
the interior of the vehicle, working the cable
under the rear window molding; make
adjustments and take up slack whenever
necessary.
9, At the lowest point olthe rear window, route the
cable into the trunk, taking advantage oi existing
cable conduits. Then snake the cable around
the passenger compartment to the back of the
Sirius cradle.
h. In SUV‘s, minivans, etc., route the cable into the
vehicle under the rubber molding of the hatch
door or tailgate. and then under the interiortrim.
NOTE: Avoid exposing the cable in the driver
and passenger areas where it could
become entangled in feet or other
obiectst
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ANTENNA
ROUTING
THE CABLE
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Plug the antenna cable into the SAT (MAIN)
connector on the back of the cradle; then plug
the cigarette lighter adapter into the tighter
receptacle The integral power LED of the power
button (Q) will light red.
You are now ready to enjoy Sirius programming
within your vehicle
CAU110N: You could drain the vehicle battery it
‘ the cigarette lighter adapter remains
plugged in after the ignition is turned
off. Unplug the adapter to prevent
this possibility.
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AUDIOVOX' 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY
CORPORA’HDN
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