Sirius XM Radio XMHSARX1 Home Signal Receiver User Manual
Sirius XM Radio Inc. Home Signal Receiver Users Manual
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XM Wireless Home Signal Kit
Installation Guide
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Table of Contents
What is the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit?............................................................. 5
What’s in the Box?.................................................................................................. 6
Set up the Signal Receiver Antenna....................................................................... 9
Set up the Signal Transmitter................................................................................10
Having Trouble Finding the XM Signal?................................................................16
Accessory: Extra Signal Receiver Antennas......................................................... 20
Troubleshooting.................................................................................................. 22
Specifications . .................................................................................................... 25
Operating Cautions............................................................................................. 26
Caring for the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit . ...................................................... 27
Product Registration............................................................................................ 28
FCC and IC Statement........................................................................................... 29
Introduction
Introduction
What is the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit?
• The XM Wireless Home Signal Kit is the industry’s first wireless indoor satellite signal
accessory with a built in antenna and cordless signal locator feature, allowing you
to effortlessly walk around your home or office to find the XM signal and extend it
throughout your home or office.
• The XM Wireless Home Signal Kit works with your existing XM radio to wirelessly
extend the XM signal throughout your home or office, even through walls and floors
so your XM radio(s) can be conveniently located, without the need to run extension
cables between your XM radio(s) and your XM Home Antenna.
Introduction
What’s in the Box?
Window Mount
Signal Transmitter
Signal Receiver Antenna
Signal Transmitter Power Adapter
Signal Transmitter 9 Volt Battery
XM Wireless Home Signal Kit Transmitter
Signal Strength Indicator
These three lights represent the XM signal
strength.
External Antenna Jack
Plug in an XM Home Antenna if you can’t
get a strong XM signal.
Bottom light is red: The Signal Transmitter
is on but not receiving an XM signal.
Bottom light is blue: The Signal Transmitter
is on and has a low XM signal.
Bottom two lights are blue: The Signal
Transmitter is on and has a good XM signal.
All three lights are blue: The Signal Transmitter
is on and has an excellent XM signal.
External Antenna Indicator
This light is green when you plug
in an XM Home Antenna.
Power & External XM Home Antenna Cord Manager
Press the cords into this slot so the Signal Transmitter can
sit properly.
Power Adapter Jack
Plug the Signal Transmitter in
once you find a strong XM signal.
Battery Door
Insert the 9 Volt Battery so you can walk
around wirelessly with the Signal Transmitter
to find a strong XM signal.
Setup
Setup
Set up the Signal Receiver Antenna
To begin using your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit, first, follow the instructions included with
your XM Home Kit or XM Sound System to set up your XM radio indoors.
Instead of using the XM Home Antenna supplied with your XM Home Kit or XM Sound
System, connect the Signal Receiver Antenna to the “ANT IN” jack on your XM Home Dock
or XM Sound System.
Audio Cable
Signal
Receiver
Antenna
Power Adapter
NOTE! Multiple Signal Receiver Antennas may be operated off of one XM Wireless Home Signal
Kit Transmitter. Additional Signal Receiver Antennas are sold separately.
Setup
Set up the Signal Transmitter
Placement Tips
The Signal Transmitter should be placed in a location receiving a strong XM signal (ie. near a southfacing window). For optimal reception, the Signal Transmitter should be placed as high as possible.
NOTE! The Signal Transmitter will extend the XM signal indoors, through floors, ceilings or walls.
The signal extension distance depends on obstructions between the Signal Transmitter and Signal
Receiver Antenna. Obstructions such as walls, floors, ceilings, furniture, or people, may reduce the
transmission distance and/or result in a weakened XM signal.
Step 1: Insert the Signal Transmitter 9 Volt Battery into the Signal
Transmitter.
NOTE! The battery will last up to 45 minutes. When the battery is running low the bottom signal
strength light will blink red.
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When the battery is inserted properly, the bottom of the three signal strength indicator
lights will be red to indicate it is receiving power, but no XM signal. If the Signal Transmitter
is receiving an XM signal, the red light will change from red to blue.
Step 2: Find the XM Signal.
The Signal Transmitter will receive the XM signal when pointed in a Southern direction,
preferably near a window. When the XM signal is being received, the lowest signal indicator
light will be blue. More signal indicator lights will come on as the signal strength increases.
The stronger the XM signal strength the better.
Excellent XM Signal
Good XM Signal
Low XM Signal
TIP! As you walk around indoors, give the Signal Transmitter’s indicator lights five seconds to
register before moving to a new location.
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Setup
Step 3: Alternate Window Mount.
If you don’t have a windowsill or other surface to place the Signal Transmitter on, you can use the
Window Mount to hold the Signal Transmitter. Attach the Window Mount to the glass using the
suction cup feet.
Window Mount with Suction Cups
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Step 4: Remove the 9 Volt Battery and connect the Power Adapter
Remove the 9 Volt Battery from the Signal Transmitter and connect the Power Adapter to
the Signal Transmitter. Place the Signal Transmitter back in the same location with the best
signal and plug the Power Adapter into a wall socket.
Power Adapter Jack
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Setup
Step 5: Return to your XM radio. Check your radio’s Antenna Aiming
option in the menu options to be sure you are receiving the XM
signal.
Check the Antenna Aiming option in the Menu Options of your XM radio to verify that your
radio is receiving a good signal. If the signal is good, you’re all done.
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If your XM radio is not receiving a signal, but the Signal Transmitter is receiving one,
check that there are not too many obstructions between the Signal Transmitter and the
XM Home Dock or XM Sound System that has the Signal Receiver Antenna connected.
You may need to repeat step 2.
NOTE! Depending on your XM radio model, the antenna aiming screen may look different
than the screen on the previous page.
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Setup
Having Trouble Finding the XM Signal?
Can’t receive the XM signal indoors because you do not have a southern facing window,
windowsill, table or convenient location to plug in and place the Signal Transmitter where it
receives the XM signal?
TIP! Use the XM Home Antenna included in your original XM Home Kit or XM Sound System to
extend the XM signal even further by placing/mounting the XM Home Antenna either on a wall or
outdoors.
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You can mount the XM Home Antenna on an interior wall at a window so long as the
antenna is facing south through the window.
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Setup
To optimize signal reception, you may mount the XM Home Antenna outdoors, facing south.
Follow instructions included with your XM Home Kit or XM Sound System to mount the XM
Home Antenna outdoors.
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Outdoors
You will need to attach four screws
(not included) to the outside of your
home as pictured to the left. This
allows you to securely hang the XM
Home Antenna to the screws.
1 3/8 in
1 1/8 in
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Setup
Accessory: Extra Signal Receiver Antennas
You can use multiple XM radios with your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit by purchasing
additional Signal Receiver Antennas.
One XM Wireless Home Signal Kit Transmitter rebroadcasts the XM radio signal to
multiple Signal Receiver Antennas, connected to various XM Home Kits or XM Sound
Systems, located within range throughout the home. For more details on how to
purchase additional Signal Receiver Antennas (Model # XMHSARX1), visit xmradio.com/
accessories.
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Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
If You’re Experiencing:
No blue XM signal lights
on the Signal Transmitter.
You Should:
Move the Signal Transmitter to new location, preferably
near a south facing window.
Make sure mobile phones or other similar devices are
not being used in close proximity to the XM Wireless
Home Signal Kit.
Attach the XM Home Antenna (included with original
XM Home Kit or XM Sound System) to the Signal
Transmitter (page 14) and place or mount the XM
Home Antenna on a table or wall indoors or outdoors
where you receive a strong XM signal. Follow mounting
instructions included with the XM Home Kit or XM
Sound System.
A strong signal to the
Signal Transmitter (2-3
blue lights are on) but a
weak/intermittent XM
signal at the radio (ie. the
sound fades in or out).
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Ensure the Signal Transmitter and Signal Receiver
Antenna are not more than 75 feet apart.
Be sure that the Signal Receiver Antenna is plugged in
correctly.
Make sure mobile phones or other similar devices are
not being used in close proximity to the XM Wireless
Home Signal Kit.
A strong signal to the
Signal Transmitter (blue
lights are on) but receiving a ‘no antenna’ or ‘no
signal’ advisory message
on your XM radio.
Ensure the Signal Transmitter and Signal Receiver
Antenna are not more than 75 feet apart.
Inability to receive XM
channels.
Be sure your XM radio is activated.
No audio.
Check to see if another Signal Transmitter or wireless
device is in the area. Move your Signal Transmitter.
Move the Signal Transmitter to new location, preferably
near a south facing window.
Be sure that the Signal Receiver Antenna is connected
correctly.
If you are using an XM Sound System make sure the
sound is not muted.
Be sure your XM radio is activated.
If you are connected to a stereo system be sure the
audio is on and the volume is not turned down or
muted.
Cordless phone does not
work.
Move the Signal Transmitter to a new location, or turn
off while phone is in use.
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Other Information
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Other Information
Specifications
Dimensions:
Signal Transmitter:
Signal Receiver Antenna:
Weight:
Signal Transmitter:
2.63 in. W x 3.94 in. D x 3.77 in. H
(67 mm. W x 99 mm. D x 96 mm. H)
0.54 in. W x 0.39 in. D x 5.25 in. H
(14 mm. W x 10 mm. D x 133 mm. H)
3.5 oz (97 g) without 9V battery
5.1 oz (143 g) with 9V battery
Signal Receiver Antenna:
0.5 oz (14 g)
Inputs and Outputs:
Signal Transmitter:
Antenna Input: RF SMB plug connector
Signal Receiver Antenna:
Antenna Input/ Output: RF SMB jack connector output
5 V DC, 80 mA maximum input through RF SMB connector
DC Power:
DC Power Socket
5 V DC, 330 mA maximum including external antenna
Power Adapter
5.2 VDC
1.6 AMP
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Other Information
Operating Cautions
• Connect only appropriate input devices to the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit. Connecting
an incorrect input device may damage the system and/or the external electronic device.
• Connect only appropriate input devices to your Signal Receiver Antenna. Connecting
an incorrect input device may damage the system and/or the external electronic device.
It is recommended that you use ONLY the Signal Transmitter Power Adapter that came
with your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit.
Operating Near Other Wireless Devices
Your XM radio may experience audio mutes when the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit is
operated near other wireless devices such as phones, pagers, wireless computer peripherals,
wireless LANS, etc. In addition, The XM Wireless Home Signal Kit may interfere with the
operation of these wireless devices.
If it is determined other wireless devices are interfering with the Signal Transmitter you
should do one or more of the following:
• Move the interfering devices away from the Signal Transmitter.
• Disable other wireless devices, especially those in close proximity to the Signal Transmitter.
• Move the Signal Transmitter and/or the Signal Receiver Antenna away from other
wireless devices.
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Caring for the XM Wireless Home Signal Kit
• Use only a soft, dry cloth to clean the outside of your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit.
• Do not use any solvents, chemicals, or cleaning solutions containing alcohol,
ammonia, or abrasives.
• Do not allow liquids to spill on the unit.
• Do not use sprays near your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit.
•
It is best to keep your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit out of sources of extreme heat.
• Avoid placing your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit in a setting where air cannot circulate
around it.
• Refrain from consuming food or drinks near your XM Wireless Home Signal Kit.
Spilling food or drinks on the Signal Transmitter or Signal Receiver Antenna could
cause damage to the product.
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Other Information
Product Registration
1. Register your product. We will keep the details of your purchase on file to help
you refer to this information in the event of an insurance claim such as loss or
theft.
2. Receive updates on the latest products and technologies.
3. Download owner’s manuals, order product catalogues, research new products,
and much more.
Serial Number: __________________________________________
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FCC and IC Statement
The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by SIRIUS XM Radio Inc.
can void the user’s authority to operate this device. This device has been designed to operate with the
antenna provided in the original packaging. Use of antenna other than the antenna provided will result
in improper operation, and is strictly prohibited per regulations of Industry Canada.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and is certified to Industry Canada’s RSS-210
specification:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
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 and Industry Canada RSS-210. 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 installation 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 or
more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna of the affected receiver.
• Increase the separation between the XM equipment and the affected receiver.
• Connect the XM equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
affected receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WARNING! The FCC and FAA have not certified satellite radio for use in any aircraft (neither portable
nor permanent installation). Therefore, SIRIUS XM Radio Inc cannot support this type of application or
installation.
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Other Information
Notes:
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Notes:
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XMHSKTX1 043009
XM and related logos are registered trademarks of SIRIUS XM Radio Inc. All
other trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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