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P1
Installation and Operation Manual
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CONTENT
TS
Warnings and Co
ompliance ....................................................................................... 1
Introduction ............................................................................................................... 3
Safety Informatio
on .................................................................................................... 4
Installation ................................................................................................................. 5
Wiring ........................................................................................................................ 7
Basic Operation ........................................................................................................ 8
Tuner Operation ...................................................................................................... 10
Weather Band Operation ....................................................................................... 12
SiriusXM Operatiion ................................................................................................ 12
USB MP3 Operation .............................................................................................. 19
Bluetooth Operattion ............................................................................................... 21
APP Operation ........................................................................................................ 22
Specifications .......................................................................................................... 23
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................... 23
Copyrrights and Trademarks
Sirius, XM and all related marks and logos arre trademarks of Sirrius XM Radio Inc.
and its
s subsidiaries. Visit www.siriusxm.com/
/xmlineup for update
es. All
progra
amming/channel line
eup/ XM service sub
bject to change or preemption.
All
other marks
and logos are
e the property of the
eir respective ownerrs. All rights
reserved.
www.as
saelectronics.com
87
77.305.0445
ii
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WARNING
GS AND CO
OMPLIANC
CE
pparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not
ap
op
perate normally, or has
h been dropped.
Important Safety Instruction
ns
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Read these iinstructions.
Keep these iinstructions.
Heed all warrnings.
Follow all insstructions.
Do not use th
his apparatus near water.
Clean only w
with a dry cloth.
Do not blocck any ventilation openings. Install in accordance w
with the
manufacture
er's instructions.
8. Do not installl near any heat sou
urces such as radiattors, heat registers, stoves,
or other appa
aratus (including am
mplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defea
at the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A
polarized plu
ug has two blades with
w one wider than tthe other. A groundiing type
plug has two
o blades and a third
d grounding prong. T
The wide blade or the third
prong is provvided for your safety
y.
When the prrovided plug does not fit into your outle
et, consult an electrician for
replacementt of the obsolete outtlet.
10. Protect the p
power cord from beiing walked on or pin
nched particularly a
at plugs,
convenience
e receptacles, and th
he point where theyy exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use atta
achments/accessorries specified by the
e manufacturer.
12. Use only w
with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, o
or table specified by the
manufacture
er, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution
when moving
g the cart/apparatus
s combination to avoid injury from tip-o
over.
WARN
NING! To reduce th
he risk of fire of ele
ectric shock, do no
ot expose this
apparratus to rain or moiisture.
WARN
NING! The apparatu
us shall not be exp
posed to dripping or splashing and
that no objects filled witth liquids, such as
s vases, shall be pllaced on
apparratus.
Portab
ble Cart Warning
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms o
or when unused ffor long
periods of tim
me.
14. Refer all serrvicing to qualified service
personnel. S
Servicing is require
ed when
the apparatu
us has been damaged in any way, such
h as power -supply cord or
plug is dam
maged, liquid has been
spilled or objjects have fallen into the
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FCC Notes
WARNING! Any
y Changes or modiffications not expre
essly approved by
y the
party responsib
ble for compliance could void the use
er’s authority to op
perate
the equipment.
mplies with part 15
5 of the FCC Rules.. Operation is subjject to
This device com
the following tw
wo conditions: (1) This
device may no
ot cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference receive
ed,
including interfe
erence that may ca
ause undesired op
peration.
Exposure Statement:
FCC Radiation E
This equipment complies with FCC
C radiation exposu
ure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be in
nstalled and operatted with
ody.
minimum distancce 20cm between the radiator& your bo
This transmitter m
must not be co-loca
ated or operating in conjunction with an
ny other
antenna or transm
mitter.
Note: This equipment has been tes
sted and found to ccomply with the limiits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to the FCC Rules. Th
hese limits are desig
gned to
provide reasona
able protection against harmful inte
erference in a ressidential
installation. This equipment genera
ates uses and can
n radiate radio fre
equency
energy and, if no
ot installed and us
sed in accordance with the instruction
ns, may
cause harmful iinterference to rad
dio communications. However, there
e is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a parrticular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interrference to radio or television reception
n, which
can be determine
ed by turning the eq
quipment off and on, the user is encourraged to
try to correct the interference by one
e or more of the follo
owing measures:
ng antenna.
•
Reorient or rrelocate the receivin
•
Increase the
e separation betwee
en the equipment an
nd receiver.
•
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diifferent from that to which
the receiver is connected.
dealer or an experie
enced radio/TV tech
hnician for help.
•
Consult the d
P1
INTRODU
UCTION
HARD
DWARE KIT CO
ONTENTS
System Featu
ures
Features of the P
Polk P1 marine audio system include:
•
4.3” color TF
FT display
•
AM/FM US/E
EURO Tuner with 30
0 Presents (12 AM, 18 FM)
•
SiriusXM-Re
eady™
•
USB Playbacck of MP3 and WMA
A files
•
Bluetooth (S
Supports A2DP & AV
VRCP)
•
APP Ready
•
Weatherband Tuner with Alerts
•
Mute
alizer – 5 settings (U
User, Flat, Rock, Classical, Pop)
•
Pre-set Equa
•
Electronic Ba
ass, Treble, Balance and Fader Contro
ols
•
Output Powe
er 50W x 4
•
Protective Commander Cover
•
Wired Remo
ote Control Ready (o
optional PRC100BC
C, PRC200BC)
•
4-Channel P
Pre-amp Line Level Outputs
(Front & Re
ear RCA)
•
Auxiliary Aud
dio Input (RCA)
Content List
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Polk P1 Tuner/Amp Module
Polk P1 Wire
ed Commander
10’ Extension Cable
Commanderr Cover
Wire Harnesss
Quick Refere
ence Guide
Cutout Moun
nting Template
Hardware Kit
Rear Moun
nting Bracket
(4x) #8 Mo
ounting Screws
(2x) Mounting Bolt
Washer
(2x) Lock W
(2x) Lock Nut
e Fuse
15A Blade
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SAFETY INFORMAT
TION
NING:
WARN
TO RE
EDUCE THE RISK OF
O FIRE OR ELECT
TRIC SHOCK AND INTERFERENCE,
USE ONLY
THE RECOM
MMENDED ACCESS
SORIES.
When Boating
Keep the volume
e level low enough to
o be aware of your surroundings.
Protect from Wa
ater
Do not submerge
e the product in wate
er, as this can causse electric shorts, firre or
other damage.
Protect from the
e Elements
Use the included cover to protect the
e wired commanderr from sunlight, dustt, and
water while not in
n use.
gh Temperatures
Protect from Hig
Do not mount rad
dio within close prox
ximity of engine com
mpartment.
Power Supply
Use the Proper P
This product is de
esigned to operate with a 12 volt DC ne
egative ground batttery
system.
CAUTION:
COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR BY Y
YOURSELF. PLEAS
SE
DO NOT OPEN C
REFER SERVICING TO A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.
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INSTALLA
ATION
ket Mount
Brack
Before You B
Begin
Always disconnect the negative battery terminal
otes
Important No
•
•
•
•
Before final iinstallation, test the wiring connectionss to make sure the u
unit is
connected properly and the system works.
Consult with your nearest deale
er if installation requires the drilling of holes or
sel.
other modificcations to your vess
Install the un
nit where it does nott interfere with operrating the vessel and
cannot injure
e passengers.
Use the inclu
uded template to cu
ut the installation opening.
Commander Cover
•
During storage, use the included
d cover to prolong tthe life of your devicce by
protecting the wired commande
er from direct sunligh
ht, moisture, dust, a
and
nts.
other elemen
Sc
crew Mount
Wired Commander Mounting
•
•
Choose a mo
ounting area for the
e wired commander that is clean and fla
at,
allowing the rear gasket to fully seal to the mountin
ng surface.
Secure the w
wired commander using either of the re
ecommended mountting
methods dettailed below.
Bracket Moun
nt
•
Insert wired commander through
h cut-out and securre with bracket using
included harrdware as detailed in
n the diagram.
Screw Mountt
•
Secure the w
wired commander to
o the mounting surfa
ace using #6 stainless steel
pan head screws (not included) as detailed in the d
diagram.
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Removing the
e Unit
STAINLESS STEEL #8 SCREWS (INCLUDED)
To remove the co
ommander, remove bracket mount or re
emove trim ring and
mounting screwss, then slide wired co
ommander out of th
he mounting hole.
1/8” PILO
OT HOLES FOR SUPPLIE
ED SELF-STARTING SC
CRWS
.180 PILO
OT HOLES WHEN USING
G THREADED MACHINE
E SCREWS
Tuner / Ampliifier Module Mo
ounting
1.
Choose a mo
ounting area for the
e tuner/amplifier mod
dule that will provide
e plenty
of ventilation
n to prevent the amp
plifier from overheatting. The tuner/amp
plifier
module can be mounted in the horizontal
or vertica
al position. Please note that
with the harness exit points
when mounting in vertical position, do not mount w
ht up, as water can collect around the cchassis in these are
eas.
facing straigh
2.
Using the sh
hortest length of the recommended size
e screws possible, m
mount
the tuner/ am
mplifier as detailed in the diagram on th
he below.
Route the tuner/amplifier harnes
ss and cable throug
ghout the vessel as
required. Keep some slack in th
he harness/cables so it won't be too tigh
ht, as
this can causse damage to the wires.
Follow the w
wiring diagram carefu
ully and make certa
ain all connections a
are
secure with iinsulated crimp connectors to ensure p
proper operation.
After comple
eting the wiring conn
nections, reconnect the negative termin
nal on
the battery a
and turn the unit on to confirm operation
n (vessel accessoryy switch
must be on).. If the unit does nott operate, disconnecct battery, recheck a
all
wiring and re
efer to the trouble-shooting guide locate
ed in the back of the
manual.
3.
4.
5.
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WIRING
COMMANDE
ER
TUNER/A
AMP MODULE
P1
BASIC OP
PERATION
Audio Menu
Press the Menu button (9) on the control panel to access the aud
dio menu. You can
naviga
ate through the audio menu items by ro
otation the Encoderr Knob and
pressin
ng the Encoder Kn
nob to make selectio
on. Rotate the Enco
oder Knob
clockw
wise to increase and
d counter-clockwise to decrease. The unit will
automatically exit the audio menu after 10 se
econds of inactivity. The following
menu items can be adjustted.
Bass Level
Use th
he Encoder Knob to
o adjust the Bass le
evel range from “-6” to “+6”.
Treble
e Level
Use th
he Encoder Knob to
o adjust the Treble level
range from “-6
6” to “+6”.
Balance
he Encoder Knob to
o adjust the Balance
e between the left and
a right speakers
Use th
from “L
L12” (full left) to “R1
12” (full right).
Faderr
Use th
he Encoder Knob to
o adjust the Fader between
the rear an
nd front speakers
from “R
R12” (full rear) to “F
F12” (full front).
Equalizer
Press the EQ soft button to
t turn on the equallization function and
d select between
five pre-defined bass and treble curves: Userr > Flat > Rock > Classical > Pop.
Loudn
ness
Press the Loud soft butto
on to toggle loudnes
ss on/off. When liste
ening to music at
olumes, this feature will boost the bass and treble ranges.
low vo
Power On/Offf
Press the Powerr button (1) to turn th
he unit on/off.
Volume
To increase the vvolume, rotate the Encoder
Knob (5) cclockwise. To decrea
ase the
volume, rotate the Encoder Knob counter-clockwise.
Play/Pause/M
Mute
Press the ►|| buttton (4) on the contrrol panel to pause o
or mute the audio ou
utput.
Press ►|| button again to unmute orr restore the audio o
output to the previou
us level.
Mode
Press the Mode b
button (6) on the co
ontrol panel to enterr mode selection dissplay.
Continue to presss the Mode button to page through the available playback modes.
Press the associa
ated soft button for the desired playbacck mode as displaye
ed.
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BT mo
ode.
System Menu
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Batte
ery Alarm Opera
ation
Press and ho
old the Menu button
n (9) for more than 3 seconds to enter the
system menu
u. “System Settings
s” will appear on the
e display, followed b
by the
first menu ite
em, “Key Beep.”
Rotate the E
Encoder Knob (5) to
o navigate the syste
em menu and highlight the
desired item.
ncoder Knob to sellect the item and rottate the Encoder K
Knob to
Press the En
adjust the se
elected menu item.
Press the En
ncoder Knob again
n to enter your selecction and return to th
he
menu list.
Press the Sw
woop Arrow soft bu
utton to return to the
e previous operation
n.
The following
g items can be adju
usted:
•
Key Bee
ep (On/ Off)
•
LCD Ba
acklight (1 – 10)
•
LCD Co
ontrast (1 – 10)
•
Button B
Backlight (1 – 10)
•
Power B
Button Backlight (1 – 10)
•
Tuning R
Region (USA/ Europ
pe)
•
SXM Sa
atellite Radio (Sub Menu,
only accessib
ble in SiriusXM mod
de)
Set Lo
ock Code
Locke
ed Channels
SXi Software Version
u, only accessible in
n Bluetooth mode)
•
Bluetootth Setup (Sub Menu
BT On
n/Off: Turn on and off
o BT module.
BT De
evice List (Lock/Unlock, Disconnect/Co
onnect, Delete): View
w, lock
and delete from a list of previously
paired mobile devices.
BT Pa
air: Press Encoder Knob to confirm se
election and put the P1 into
pairing mode.
•
Battery A
Alarm (On/Off)
•
Battery A
Auto Off (On/Off)
•
Reset to
o Defaults: Press En
ncoder Knob once to confirm. (Resetss unit to
factory d
default settings)
•
About: P
Press Encoder Kno
ob to view software version information
n.
If Batte
ery Alarm is set to “O
ON”, an alarm will sound
(3 beeps every 30 sec) when
the voltage drops to 10.8V
V (+/- 0.3V). A visua
al warning (Battery Low)
will appear
flashin
ng on the LCD displa
ay.
NOTE
E: “OFF” is the defa
ault setting for Batttery Alarm. If the audio
is muted or
the vo
olume is set to 0, th
he audible beep will
w not be heard.
Auxilliary Input
To acc
cess an auxiliary dev
vice:
1. Connect the portable audio player to the
e AUX IN cables rou
uted from the rear
off the radio.
2. Prress the Mode butto
on (6) twice to view the Auxiliary option
n.
3. Prress the Auxiliary soft
s button to select auxiliary audio inpu
ut mode.
Liquiid Crystal Displlay (LCD)
The cu
urrent frequency and
d activated function
ns are shown on the
e LCD panel (10).
NOTE
E: LCD panels may take longer to res
spond when subjec
cted to cold
tempe
eratures for an exte
ended period of tim
me. In addition, the
e visibility of the
numbers on the LCD ma
ay decrease slighttly. The LCD displa
ay will return to
al when the temperrature increases to
o a normal range.
norma
Back
k Key (Swoop Arrow)
In various modes and con
nditions, the swoop arrow option will be
e available in the
lower right
soft button. Pre
ess button to exit the
e current operation without waiting for
the sys
stem default time ou
ut and returning to the
t previous menu display.
NOTE: BT Pair a
and BT Device men
nu options are onlly available while iin the
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TUNER O
OPERATION
ns already stored in that band.
station
Scan
Press the Scan soft button to scan stations stored in the current band list. The unit
s at each preset sta
ation. Press Scan ag
gain to stop
will pause for ten seconds
ed station is reached
d.
scanniing when the desire
List
Press the List soft button to display the prese
et list. There are 18
8 FM and 12 AM
preset locations to store your
favorite broadc
cast stations.
Store a Station
While tuned to the desired
d broadcast station,, rotate the Encoder Knob (5) to
naviga
ate the preset list an
nd highlight the desired preset memory location. Press
and ho
old the Encoder Kn
nob for 3 seconds or press the Save so
oft button to store
the sta
ation. The station fre
equency will appearr in the display adjac
cent to the preset
memory location number.
Recalll a Station
Rotate
e the Encoder Knob
b to navigate the prreset list and highlig
ght the desired
preset memory location. Press
the Encoder Knob to select and tune to the
corresponding stored stattion.
Tuner mode optio
ons available are Tu
une, Band, Preset a
and PTY.
BAND
Select a Band
ge between FM or A
AM bands.
Press the Band ssoft button to chang
TUNE
Manual Tuning
he |<< or >>| soft buttons to decrement//
Press the Tune ssoft button. Press th
increment station
ns down/up step by step.
Seek Tuning
he |<< or >>| soft bu
uttons to automatica
ally seek the next orr
Press and hold th
previous strongesst broadcast station
n.
PRESET
Preset mode optiions available are Autosave,
Scan and List.
Autosave
Press the Autosa
ave soft button to automatically select sstrongest stations a
and
store them in the preset list for the selected Band. The n
new stations replacce any
10
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PTY
Press the PTY so
oft button access se
earch for stations in your area broadcassting
RBDS information.
NOTE: Radio sta
ations broadcastin
ng RBDS may not be available in you
ur
listening area.
e, press the PTY so
oft button to list the ffollowing Program T
Type
In FM radio mode
(PTY) options: AN
NY / News / Informa
ation / Sports / Talk / Rock / Classic Ro
ock /
Adult Hits / Soft R
Rock / Top 40 / Coun
ntry / Oldies / Soft / Nostalgia / Jazz / C
Classical
/ R&B / Soft R&B
B / Foreign Language / Religious Music / Religious Talk /
Personality / Pub
blic / College / Weather / Emergency Te
est / Emergency
gory:
To search for stattions in a PTY categ
1. Rotate the E
Encoder Knob control to navigate throu
ugh the list of availa
able
categories and select the progra
am type you wish to
o search.
press the Enco
oder Knob control tto start
2. Highlight selecting the desired PTY,
band or broadcasts of
o this type. PTY Se
earch…” will be disp
played
search the b
during the se
earch. If a matching
g broadcast station is found, it will
automaticallyy tune to that station
n. If none is found, tthe unit will return to
o the
previously tu
uned broadcast station.
NOTE: Performiing a PTY search on
o “ANY” will Seek
k Tune and stop on
n any
station broadcasting RBDS, regarrdless of the progrram type.
Stereo (ST)
The unit will auto
omatically pick up an
n FM stereo signal, when available. Wh
hen in
stereo mode, the
e “ST” icon appears in the display. When no stereo signal is
available, the unit will automatically revert
to mono operration, and no icon w
will be
displayed.
11
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WEATHER BAND OPERATION
LIST
Press the Presets soft bu
utton to display the preset
list.
What is the N
NOAA Weather Radio/Weatherradio Canada?
NOAA (National O
Oceanic and Atmos
spheric Administratio
on) is a nationwide system
that broadcasts lo
ocal weather emerg
gency information 24
4 hours a day via th
he
National Weatherr Service (NWS) ne
etwork. The U.S. nettwork has more than 530
stations covering the 50 states as we
ell as the adjacent ccoastal waters, Puerrto Rico,
the U.S. Virgin Islands and the U.S. Pacific Territories. E
Each local area has its own
on and there are a total
of seven broad
dcasting frequenciess used.
transmitting statio
A similar system is available in Cana
ada under the Weattheradio Canada service
Environment Canad
da.
administered by E
Recalll a Station
Rotate
e the Encoder Knob
b (5) to navigate the
e preset list and highlight the desired
preset memory location. Press
the Encoder Knob to select and tune to the
corresponding stored stattion. Note that the presets are assigned
d and cannot be
changed by the user
equencies
Weatherband Fre
Tuning to We
eatherband
Press the Weather soft button to acc
cess the weather ba
and (NOAA seven
n "WB" will appear o
on the display panel, along
frequency broadccast). The indication
with the current n
number and channe
el indication: "WB-1"", “WB-2", "WB-3", ""WB-4",
"WB-5", "WB-6" o
or "WB-7". Under no
ormal conditions the
e unit will automaticcally
tune to the strong
gest station in the area within 10 secon
nds.
Manual Tunin
ng
Press the Tune ssoft button and use the
t |<< or >>| soft b
buttons to adjust sta
ation
tuning step-by-ste
ep.
12
Freq
quency (MHz)
Preset
162.400
162.425
162.450
162.475
162.500
162.525
162.550
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SIRIUS X
XM OPERAT
TION
XM preview channe
el on Channel 1. You
u should be able to hear the
SiriusX
SiriusX
XM preview channe
el even if your servic
ce is not activated.
1. In SiriusXM mode, prress and hold the En
ncoder Knob butto
on (5) to select
Direct Channel Entry mode.
2. Rotate the Encoder Knob to select each
h digit.
button for eac
ch digit to enter “000
0”.
3. Prress the Encoder Knob
4. Upon entering the las
st digit, the unit will tune
to the SiriusXM
M ID number for
our tuner.
yo
5. Write
down the 8 digiit ID number for refe
erence.
XM
About SiriusX
Sirius, XM and alll related marks and
d logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Ra
adio Inc.
and its subsidiaries. Visit www.sirius
sxm.com/xmlineup ffor updates. All
annel lineup/ XM se
ervice subject to cha
ange or preemption.. All
programming/cha
other marks and logos are the prope
erty of their respectivve owners. All rights
reserved.
NOTE: The Siriu
usXM Satellite Rad
dio controls on this
s unit are available
e only
when an optiona
al SiriusXM Conne
ect Vehicle Tuner iis connected.
E: The SiriusXM Ra
adio ID does not include the letters I, O, S or F.
NOTE
Switching to SiriusXM Mode
Activ
vating Your Serv
vice
1.
2.
With
W the radio still turrned on, tune to the SiriusXM preview channel
on
Channel 1. You should be able to hear th
he SiriusXM preview
w channel even if
yo
our service is not ac
ctivated. If you cann
not hear the preview
w channel, please
ch
heck the installation instructions to mak
ke sure your tuner is
s properly
installed.
or subscriptions in the United States, please
visit
Fo
ww
ww.siriusxm.com/ac
ctivatenow or call SiriusXM Listener Ca
are at
1--866-635-2349.
Fo
or subscriptions in Canada,
please visitt
htttp://www.siriusxm.c
ca/help/activation-he
elp or call XM Listen
ner Care at
1--877-438-9677
NOTE
E: As part of the activation process, the
t SiriusXM satelllites will send an
activa
ation message to your
tuner (see “Ad
dvisory Messages Reported by the
SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner”
”). When your radiio detects that the tuner has
receiv
ved the activation message,
your rad
dio will display: “S
Subscription
Updatted”. Once subscriibed, you can tune
e to channels in yo
our subscription
plan. Note,
the activation process usually
y takes 10 to 15 min
nutes, but may
take up
u to an hour. Yourr radio will need to
o be powered on an
nd receiving the
SiriusXM signal to receiive the activation message.
button (6) to enter mode
selection disp
play. Press the Siriu
usXM
Press the Mode b
soft button (8) to change to SiriusXM
M mode.
Accessing yo
our SiriusXM Radio ID
To subscribe to th
he SiriusXM Satellitte Radio service, it is necessary to loca
ate and
identify the Radio
o ID of your SiriusXM
M Tuner. With the ra
adio turned on, tune
e to the
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TUNE
CATE
EGORY
ons available are |<<
<, >>| and Info.
Tune mode optio
Catego
ory mode options arre Cat+, Cat- and In
nfo.
Manual Tuning
he |<< (3) or >>| (2) soft buttons to decrrement/
Press the Tune ssoft button. Press th
increment channe
els down/ up step by
b step.
Category Tuning
1. Prress the Cat - /+ sofft buttons to change
e the category. Each
h category title will
be
e displayed along with
w the channel list within
the selected category.
2. Rotate the Encoder Knob to navigate th
he channel list within the selected
ca
ategory.
3. Prress Encoder Knob
b button to confirm the
t channel selectio
on.
Rapid Tuning
Press and hold |<
<< or >>| soft button
ns to quickly tune ne
ext or previous chan
nnels in
sequence.
Chann
nel Direct Access Tuning
1. Prress and hold the Encoder Knob butto
on to access Direct Tune
mode. “Enter
Channel Number: 0 _ _” will appear on the display.
2. Rotate the Encoder Knob to select a dig
git (0 – 9) for each number
position.
3. Prress the Encoder Knob
button to conffirm each digit and move
to the next
digit.
4. Upon entering the las
st digit, the unit will tune
to the desired channel number.
PRESETS
Preset mode optiions available are Preset,
Tune and Liist.
SCAN
Press the Scan ssoft button to scan stations
stored in the
e preset list. The un
nit will
pause for ten secconds at each prese
et channel. Press the Encoder Knob button (5)
or the Scan soft button again to stop
p scanning when the
e desired channel iss
reached.
SiriusXM Channel Lock Feature
The Pa
arental Control featu
ure allows you to lim
mit access to any SiiriusXM channels,
including those with mature content. When enabled, the Parenta
al Control feature
require
es you to enter a pa
asscode to tune to th
he locked channels. Information on
setting
g up the user passco
ode, locking channe
els, and the method
d to access the
locked
d channels is describ
bed on the next pag
ge.
LIST
oft button to display the preset list. Therre are 18 preset loccations
Press the List so
to store and allow
w convenient access
s to your favorite ch
hannels.
Store a Station
st channel, rotate the
e Encoder Knob to
While tuned to the desired broadcas
Press
navigate the presset list and highlightt the desired preset memory location. P
and hold the Enc
coder Knob for 3 se
econds or press the
e Save soft button to
o store
the channel. The channel information will appear in the display adjacent to the
preset memory lo
ocation number.
Recall a Station
der Knob button to navigate the prese
et list and highlight th
he
Rotate the Encod
desired preset memory location. Pre
ess the Encoder Kn
nob button to selectt and
annel.
tune to the corressponding stored cha
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Setting the Userr Passcode
1.
Press and hold the Menu butto
on (9) for more than
n 3 seconds to ente
er the
enu.
system me
2.
Rotate the Encoder Knob (5) to navigate the menu list to the "SXM SETUP
MENU" opttion.
3.
Press the E
Encoder Knob buttton to view "Set Locck Code".
4.
Press the E
Encoder Knob buttton to select Set Locck Code. “Enter Locck Code:
0 _ _ _” pro
ompt message will appear.
5.
Rotate the Encoder Knob to select
a digit (0 – 9)) for each number p
position.
The defaultt code is "0000". Press
the Encoder Knob button to con
nfirm
each digit a
and move to the nex
xt digit.
6.
Upon enterring the last digit, the unit will prompt fo
or confirmation of the code.
7.
Repeat the
e same steps to ente
er the code again.
Reset SiriusXM Channel Lock Code
If you forget
your Parental Control lock code, use the following directions
to reset
the code to the default “00
000”. Resetting the lock code will not affect the locked
channels list.
1.
In SiriusXM mode, tune
to Channel 0 (R
Radio ID).
Rotate
the Encoderr Knob counter-cloc
ckwise to decrease the volume
2.
setting
to 0.
3.
Press
and hold the Setting button to enter the System Setting Menu.
4.
Rotate
the Encoderr Knob to view the “About”.
5.
Press
the Encoder Knob to view softw
ware version informa
ation.
6.
Press
the Encoder Knob once to conffirm.
7.
Press
the Encoder Knob button to turn
n the LCD display off.
8.
Press
the Return button to exit the sys
stem menu..
9.
Press
the Power bu
utton (1) to turn off and
a on the unit. The
e lock code has
now
been reset to “0000”.
Locking a Channel
on (9) for more than
n 3 seconds to enter the
1.
Press and hold the Menu butto
system menu.
the menu llist to the "SXM Sattellite
2.
Rotate the Encoder Knob to navigate
Radio" option.
Channels…
…".
3.
Rotate the Encoder Knob to "Locked
Encoder Knob buttton to select. “Enter Lock Code: 0 _ _ _
_”
4.
Press the E
prompt messsage will appear.
5.
Enter the L
Lock Code, a list of channels
with open lock icons will appe
ear.
6.
Rotate the Encoder Knob to select
a channel you wish to lock
7.
Press the E
Encoder Knob buttton to lock the channel. The locked icon
n will
indicate the
e channel has been successfully locked
d.
INFO
Altern
nate Display Inform
mation
Info op
ption is available in Tune, Category an
nd Preset List mode
es. Press Info soft
button to change the display information in th
he following order:
Name (Artist) > Song (Title) > Info (Content, if available) > Category (Category) >
Name (Artist).
Satelliite Signal Strength
The display will indicate satellite
reception strrength as shown be
elow.
Signal Strength
Accessing a Loc
cked Channel
1.
Tune to the
e desired channel us
sing the |<< or >>| ssoft buttons or use tthe
direct access tuning method.
2.
An “Enter L
Lock Code: 0 _ _ _” prompt message w
will appear.
3.
Enter the L
Lock Code within 10
0 seconds to unlock and tune the chann
nel.
4.
The device
e will remain in “unre
estricted” (unlocked)) mode until the nexxt power
cycle.
No Signal
Wea
ak
Goo
od
Excelllent
15
Strength Displa
ay
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Advisory Messages R
Reported by the SiriusXM Vehicle Tu
uner
On-Screen Display
Advisory Mess
sage
Ca
ause
Explanation/Solutio
on
Ch
heck Antenna
Check Antenna
The radio ha
as detected a fault w
with the SiriusXM ante
enna. The
antenna cab
ble is either disconne
ected or damaged.
Ch
heck Tuner
Check Tuner
•
•
The rad
dio is having difficultyy communicating with
h the SiriusXM
Tuner.
ner may be disconneccted or damaged.
The tun
No
o Signal
No Signal
The SiriusX
XM Connect Vehicle T
Tuner is having difficu
ulty receiving
the SiriusXM
M satellite signal
Su
ubscription update
Prress Any Key to
Co
ontinue
Subscription Upd
dated
The radio ha
as detected a change in your SiriusXM su
ubscription
status.
Ch
han Unavailable
Channel Not Available
Ch
h UnSubscribed
Channel Not
Subscribed
The channe
el that you have requested is not a valid SiriusXM
channel or tthe channel that you were listening to is no
n longer
available. Yo
You may also see thiss message briefly when first
connecting a new SiriusXM Con
nnect Vehicle tuner.
The channe
el that you have requested is not included
d in your
SiriusXM su
ubscription package o
or the channel that you were
listening to iis no longer included
d in your SiriusXM channel lineup.
•
Verify that the ante
enna cable is connectted to the SiriusXM
Tuner.
•
a kinks. Replace th
he
Inspect the antenna cable for damage and
e is damaged.
antenna if the cable
•
Verify that the Siriu
usXM Tuner cable is securely connected to
the radio SiriusXM mating connector/ca
able.
•
If the problem persists, disconnect and reconnect the tuner and
then contact your dealer.
•
Verify that your anttenna is outdoors witth a clear view of the
southern sky.
•
unted in an unobstruc
cted
Verify that the SiriusXM antenna is mou
e of the vessel.
area on the outside
•
Move the SiriusXM
M antenna away from any obstructions.
Inspect that antenn
na cable for damage and kinks. Replace the
•
antenna if the cable
e is damaged.
If the problem persists, disconnect and reconnect the tuner and
•
then contact your dealer.
•
Press any key to cllear the message.
No further action is
s required.
•
Questions about yo
our subscription in th
he United States plea
ase
•
visit www.siriusxm.com/activatenow or call SiriusXM Listene
er
Care at 1-866-635--2349.
Questions about yo
our subscription in Canada,
please visit
•
http://www.siriusxm
m.ca/help/activation-h
help/ or call XM Liste
ener
Care at 1-877-438--9677
sit www.siriusxm.com
m/channellineup for more
information about
Vis
the
e SiriusXM channel lineup.
•
•
16
Questions about yo
our subscription in th
he United States plea
ase
visit www.siriusxm.com/activatenow or call SiriusXM Listene
er
Care at 1-866-635--2349.
Questions about yo
our subscription in Canada, please visit
http://www.siriusxm
m.ca/help/activation-h
help/ or call XM Listener
Care at 1-877-438--9677
P1
Advisory
y Messages Reportted by the SiriusXM
M Vehicle Tuner (C
Continued)
On-Screen Display
Advisory Mess
sage
Ca
ause
Explanation/Solutio
on
Ch
han Locked
Channel Locked
The channe
el that you have requested is Locked by th
he radio
Parental Co
ontrol feature.
En
nter Code:_ _ _ _
Enter Lock Code
User promp
pted to enter the lock//unlock code.
Wrong Code
Invalid Lock Code
The unlock code entered by the user is incorrect.
17
Se
ee the section on Parrental Control, page 15
1 for more information
on the Parental Control feature and how to access locked
annels.
cha
Enter the four digit code
e to unlock the channel.
•
•
Input the correct fo
our digit code to unloc
ck the channel.
Reset lock code to default instructions on
o page 15.
P1
USB MP3
3 OPERATION
Removing a USB Device
Press the Mode button to select another mod
de and then remove
e the USB device
he USB connector.
from th
NOTE
E: After loading a USB
device, files an
nd folders are acce
essed in the
order in which they were
re written to the de
evice. Therefore, th
he playing order
n be the same as
s the order in which
h they are expecte
ed to be played.
may not
Acce
essing USB Mod
de
Switch
hing to USB Mode
Press the Mode button to enter mode selectio
on display. Press th
he USB soft button
to USB mod
de.
(2) to change
USB mode
options available are |<<, >>|, LIS
ST and RRI.
Selectting Tracks
Press the |<< (3), >>| (2) soft buttons to incre
ement or decrementt to the next song
he selected file nam
me will appear on the
e display. Press and
d hold the |<<, >>|
file. Th
soft bu
uttons to fast forward or fast reverse thrrough the current file. Playback
begins
s when the button is
s released.
MP3 Specific
cations
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
A directory th
hat does not include
e an MP3 file is skipped.
Maximum number of folders: 512
2 (including skipped
d directories)
Maximum number of folder levells: 12
Maximum number of MP3 files: 999
and folder name: 32
Maximum number of characters for MP3 file name a
quency: 16KHz, 22.05KHz, 24KHz, 32KHz, 44.1KHz, 48K
KHz.
Sampling freq
Bit rates: maxximum 384 Kbps.
Maximum number of Characters
s of ID3 Tag:
ID3 Tag versiion 1.0: 32
ID3 Tag versiion 2.x: 32
LIST
Brows
se Files/Folders
Rotate
e the Encoder Knob
b (5) to navigate an
nd view the list of all files/folders.
Press the Encoder Knob
b button to select the
e highlighted file/fold
der. Press the
K soft button to reverrse navigate the fold
ders and return to th
he root level
BACK
directo
ory.
sh drives with a cap
pacity of up to 64 GB are supported
d.
NOTE: USB flas
Pause
Play/P
Press the || button (4) to
o suspend playback
k. Press the || buttton again to
resume playback.
Inserting and
d Removing a USB
Device
Inserting a USB Device
Insert the USB de
evice into the USB jack
and press the M
Mode button (6) to enter
USB mode, the d
display will then show
w the “Loading…” m
message. The unit w
will read
the files on the USB device automatically.
Repeat, Random, In
ntro)
RRI (R
Previe
ewing Tracks
Press the Intro soft button
n (8) to play the firstt 10 seconds of each
h file in the current
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P1
folder sequentiallly. Press the Intro soft
s button again to sstop Intro Scan and
resume normal p
playback of the curre
ent file.
Repeat Play
Press the Repea
at soft button (2) durring song play to rep
peat the current file. Press
the Repeat soft b
button again to stop
p repeat play.
Random Play
Press the Rando
om soft button (3) to
o play all files in the current folder in ran
ndom,
shuffled order. Prress the Random soft button again to sstop random play.
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BLUETOO
OTH OPER
RATION
The P1 includes b
built-in Bluetooth technology that allows you to wirelessly cconnect
Bluetooth devicess to this head unit fo
or streaming audio playback.
•
About Blueto
ooth Technolog
gy
•
Bluetooth is a sho
ort-range wireless ra
adio protocol. Opera
ating in the 2.4 GHzz range,
it transmits voice and data at speeds
s up to 2.1 Mbit/s ovver a range of up to
o 10
meters.
•
•
k/Unlock, Disconnec
ct or Delete for this device. You
Knob to choose Lock
annot delete a devic
ce that is actively co
onnected.
ca
BT Pair: Press the Encoder Knob to dis
splay “Pair?” and prress the Encoder
Knob again to start pairing
mode.
Lo
ock/Unlock: The P1 can store up to 5 devices for BT conn
nection. The
de
evices are stored in FIFO (First in First Out) order. To prev
vent a device from
be
eing bumped from th
he list when more th
han 5 devices are used,
you must
lock the device. To Lo
ock/Unlock a device
e, press the Encode
er Knob button to
ocked or Unlocked icon.
display/change the Lo
onnect a connected
d device, press the Encoder
Knob
Disconnect: To disco
utton to temporarily remove the Bluetoo
oth link. The link can
n be
bu
re
e-established throug
gh your phone menu
u by selecting the P1 for connection.
Delete: To delete a device
from the list, press the Encoder Knob button.
Pairin
ng a Bluetooth Device
Before
e you begin, consult the owner’s manua
al for the Bluetooth device
you want to
pair wiith the P1.
Blueto
ooth Quick Pair:
1. On your personal Blu
uetooth device, ente
er the Bluetooth setttings list. Make
su
ure your device has Bluetooth turned on and is searching for
f new devices.
2. En
nter Bluetooth mode
e on the P1 by pres
ssing the Mode button and selecting
Blluetooth.
3. Prress and hold the Encoder Knob for th
hree seconds to ma
ake the P1
av
vailable on your Bluetooth device.
4. On your Bluetooth de
evice, select P1 onc
ce it becomes availa
able to pair and
co
onnect your device.
En
nter the pairing password (0000), if req
quested.
Bluetooth Me
enu Options
NOTE: Please note that some Blue
etooth menu optio
ons are only availa
able
while the unit is
s in Bluetooth Audiio mode.
Press and hold th
he MENU button (9)) to enter menu adju
ustment mode. Rota
ate the
Encoder Knob (5) to navigate the menu
list to “Bluetoo
oth Setup” and press the
Encoder Knob to
o access the followiing Bluetooth Menu
u options:
•
BT On/Off: R
Rotate the Encoderr Knob to choose “B
BT On” or “BT Off”, and
then press th
he Encoder Knob button
to enter the sselection.
•
BT Device L
List: Press the Enco
oder Knob button to
o view devices from
m the list
Rotate the E
Encoder Knob to vie
ew a list of previoussly paired mobile de
evices. .
Press the En
ncoder Knob button
n to select the devicce. Rotate the Enco
oder
Note: You can alternativ
vely pair from the Bluetooth
Menu.
Receiv
ving a Call While Listening
to Music
When answering a call us
sing a connected phone, Bluetooth audiio will pause. After
ng up from the call, Bluetooth audio willl continue on some phones. It may be
hangin
necess
sary to press the pla
ay button to resume
e Bluetooth audio.
21
P1
APP
P OPERATIION
Bluetooth Au
udio (A2DP)
POLK® Specialty Controller is the ultimate wiireless remote contrrol for your POLK
stereo system. Store away your old remotes and enjoy the conv
venience of all the
your phone or tablet by
primarry functions of your POLK stereo right from
transfo
orming your mobile device into a functio
onal stereo remote control!
When connected, a Bluetooth enable
ed device is able to stream audio to the
e P1. To
h mode and play son
ngs stored on your phone, press the M
Mode
access Bluetooth
button (9). While in Bluetooth mode, the Bluetooth audio
o icon illuminates on the
LCD.
Selecting Tracks
During playback, press the |<< (3) / >>|
> (2) soft buttons tto play the previouss or next
track.
Pausing Playback
on (4) to pause the B
Bluetooth audio playyer. “||”
During playback, press the || butto
e LCD. Press || ag
gain to resume playyback.
will appear on the
If you change to a
another mode, the mobile
phone audio
o will pause. Press tthe
Mode button (6) to return to Bluetoo
oth mode and resum
me mobile phone audio
playback.
Featu
ures
This app controls all of the
e primary functions of your stereo featu
ures including:
•
Power
on/off
•
Volume
and mute
•
AM/FM
radio tuner: access station, rec
call, store presets, switch songs
•
SiriusXM
radio: acc
cess station, recall, store
presets, switch songs
•
NOAA
weather band
d and alert
•
Bluetooth®
streamin
ng audio
•
File
F structure visibiliity, track selection, track
audible scan up
u and down via
USB
•
Auxiliary
audio input control –auxiliary analog
•
Audio
menu controls- bass, treble, bala
ance, fader, equalize
er, volume and
speaker
selection se
ettings
•
Visual
display feedb
back so you can see
e artist title and albu
um on your mobile
screen
INFO
Press Info button
n (7) to view the nam
me of the connected
d device.
NOTE: If a Bluettooth device is dis
sconnected due to the power being tturned
off or if the deviice is disconnected
d inadvertently, th
he unit will automatically
search for the m
matching Bluetooth
h device when the power is restored
d.
Conn
necting and usiing Ultramarine
e app
After downloading
and ins
stalling Ultramarine app on your apple device, pair your
device
e to the P1 as stated
d above for Bluetootth pairng. Once you
ur device is paired
you ca
an open the app and
d use with your P1 radio.
When Ultramarine is insta
alled on Android ope
erating system, clos
se the app before
Blueto
ooth pairing, otherwise there may be errrors on Bluetooth co
onnection.
22
P1
SPECIFIC
CATIONS
TRO
OUBLESHO
OOTING
FM Radio
Frequency Coverrage (USA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.5 to 107
7.9 MHz
Frequency Coverrage (Europe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87.5 to 10
08 MHz
Sensitivity (S/N = 30dB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4uV
Image Rejection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..>45 dB
Stereo Separation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >25 dB
AM/MW
Frequency Coverrage (USA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .530-17
710 kHz
Frequency Coverrage (Europe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...526.5-1606.5 kHz
Sensitivity (S/N = 20dB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36dB
General
Frequency band((s) (for Bluetooth). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2402~24
480MHz
Operating Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DC 1
12 Volts
Grounding System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Negative Ground
Speaker Impedan
nce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-8 ohms per cchannel
Tone Controls:
Bass (at 100 H
Hz) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..±10dB
Treble (at 10 kkHz) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .±10dB
Power Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
50W x 4
Current Drain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Ampere
e (max.)
Tuner/Amp Box D
Dimension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7.4(L
L) x 7.4(W) x 2.2(H)) Inches
Front Panel Dime
ensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.8(L
L) x 5.0(W) x 2.8(H)) Inches
Symptom
No Pow
wer
Cause
Solution
The vessel’s acce
essory
If the po
ower supply is
switch is not on
properly
y connected to the
vessel’s
s accessory
terminall, switch the
ignition key to “ACC”
Fuse is blown
Replace
e the fuse
Volume is too low
Adjust volume
to audible
level
Wiring is not prop
perly
connected
Check wiring
connections
The Op
peration keys do not
Wired commande
er is not
work
properly installed
Check wired
commander
installation and connection
Built-in microcontroller is
not operating prop
perly
he RESET button
Press th
located on the back of the
No Sou
und
Tuner/A
Amp Module
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www.asaelectronics.com
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