XM Satellite Radio XDNX1V1KC User Manual

User Guide

Table of Contents

Trim Rings 65

Parental Controls 68

Introduction 5

Features 6

Safety and Care Information 7

What’s in the Box? 9

onyX Functions 10

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock 11

Where Else Can You Use

Your onyX? 75

Conﬁguring Your onyX 77

Radio ID 78

Find Available FM Channels in Your

Vehicle Installation 13

Step 1: Choose a Location for Your

Radio 14

Step 2: Install the Dash or Vent Mount 16

Step 3: Mount the Magnetic Mount

Antenna 20

Step 4: Route the Magnetic Mount

Antenna Cable 25

Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount

Antenna and PowerConnect

Area 79

Set and Select an FM Channel 82

Jump Settings 86

Set Brightness 88

Set Audio Level 89

Signal Indicator 90

Factory Settings 91

Demo Mode 94

Using the Vehicle Dock From the

Power Adapter 37

Step 6: Connect the Audio 38

Universal Xpress Car Kit 96

Turn FM Transmitter On/Off 98

Activation 49

Troubleshooting 101

Using Your onyX 51

Product Speciﬁcations 107

The Main Display 52

Navigation Basics 53

Listening to Satellite Radio 55

FM Presets 60

Patent Information 109

Environmental Information 109

Owner’s Record 112

Special Features 63

Colour Themes 64

Introduction

Features

Safety and Care Information

IMPORTANT! Always read and understand all the instructions to avoid

Congratulations on your purchase of the onyX!

injury to yourself and/or damage to your device XM Radio Inc disclaims all

responsibility for damage from data loss due to breakdown, repair, or other

causes

The onyX has these exciting features to enhance your overall experience:

• Large color display: View artist name, song title, and channel information on

a colour display

• Do not expose to extreme temperatures (above 60˚C or below

• Customize your display: Choose the backlight colour theme that matches

-20˚C, or above 140˚F or below -4˚F)

your mood or your vehicle dash lights

• Do not expose to moisture Do not use device near or in water

• Do not let any foreign matter spill into device

• Do not store in dusty areas

• Personalize your radio: Choose the trim ring that reﬂects your taste or

complements your vehicle interior

• Improved audio connection options: Use either the included Aux In Cable, or

the new PowerConnect technology to receive audio through your vehicle’s

stereo system

• Do not expose to chemicals such as benzene and thinners Do not

use liquid or aerosol cleaners Clean with a soft damp cloth only

• Do not expose to direct sunlight for a prolonged period of time, and

do not expose to ﬁre, ﬂame, or other heat sources

• Enhanced real-time channel guide: Browse programs, artists, and songs

playing on other channels, without having to change the channel you are on

• Do not try to disassemble and/or repair device yourself

• Do not drop your device or subject it to severe impact

• Do not place heavy objects on device

• Favourite channel presets: Save and enjoy fast access to up to 10 of your

favourite channels

• FM preset button: Store and quickly access FM channels that give you the

best audio reception when using PowerConnect

• Do not subject device to excessive pressure

• One-Touch Jump™: Directly access trafﬁc or weather of the 20 most

congested cities, or use it to go back to the previous channel to which you

were listening

• If the LCD screen is damaged, do not touch the liquid crystal ﬂuid

• Parental controls: Easily lock and unlock channels with mature content

Please read the entire user guide before using your onyX!

Introduction

What’s in the Box?

Warning!

• Opening the case may result in electric shock

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

with a cloth and then wash the skin thoroughly with soap and running water

If the liquid crystal ﬂuid comes into contact with your eyes, ﬂush the eyes

with clean water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical care If the liquid

crystal ﬂuid is ingested, ﬂush your mouth thoroughly with water Drink large

quantities of water, and induce vomiting Seek medical care

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onyX Radio

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

• Make sure that you insert the PowerConnect Power Adapter all the way into

the vehicle’s cigarette lighter or power adapter socket

• Do not insert several devices into the same power socket

• Use the PowerConnect Power Adapter and Vehicle Dock away from water

sources to avoid ﬁre or electric shock

Aux In Cable

• Do not touch the device with wet hands

• When using this product, it is always important to keep your eyes on the

road and hands on the wheel Not doing so could result in personal injury,

death, and/or damage to your device, accessories, and/or to your vehicle or

other property

Vent Mount

and Extended

Vent Clamps

Trim Ring Removal Tool

Trim Rings

• Vehicle installation and radio conﬁguration functions should not be

performed while driving Park your vehicle in a safe location before

beginning installation

Your device should be placed in your vehicle where it will not interfere with the

function of safety features, e g , deployment of airbags Failure to correctly place

device may result in injury to you or others, if the unit becomes detached during an

accident and/or obstructs the deployment of an airbag

Antenna & Dash Mount

Alcohol Preparation Pads

PowerConnect Power

Magnetic Mount

Antenna

Adapter

Introduction

onyX Functions

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

Up and Down Arrows

Scroll through lists and

preview channels; also

highlight menu options

Left and Right Arrows

Search for channels by

category

Colour-Coded Connections

Power Button

Turn radio on and off

The PowerConnect Vehicle Dock has colour-coded connectors to assist you in

connecting the cables to the correct connector

Select Button

Press to confirm

selection for channel and

menu items

Rear View

Menu Button

Access advanced features

and configuration options;

also press and hold to

return to main display

screen

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FM Button

Access and cycle through

FM presets

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AUDIO

ANT

PWR

Jump

Directly access traffic

and weather of the 20

most congested cities;

or use it to go back to

the previous channel

to which you were

listening

Number Buttons

Trim Ring

Direct Button

Select your favourite

Changeable

decorative

Trim Ring

Press first before

entering the channel

number, to directly

tune to a channel

channels; also enter a

channel number

ANT (Silver)

PWR (Red)

AUDIO (Green)

FM (Blue)

Connection for

the Magnetic

Mount Antenna

Connection for

PowerConnect

Power Adapter

Connection for Aux In

Cable or optional

Cassette Adapter

(sold separately)

Connection for

optional FM Direct

Adapter (sold

separately)

Introduction

Wire Guide

The PowerConnect Vehicle Dock has a wire guide at the top rear that can help

you to organize the cables and wires connected to the dock If you need to bring

a cable or wire from one side of the dock to the other, utilize the wire guide by

looping the cable though the wire guide as shown

Wire Guide

Vehicle Installation

Step 1: Choose a Location for Your Radio

Option 3

When installing the onyX in your vehicle, choose a location where it will not block

your vision, interfere with the controls, or obstruct the air bag The location should

be easily accessible and provide good visibility of the display, and should not be

located where it will be in direct sunlight, which will affect the visibility of the

display screen

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Several examples of the onyX mounted in a vehicle are shown: A is the on dash

method using the Dash Mount, and B is the vent clip method using the Vent Mount

Option 4

Option 5

Option 1

Option 2

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Step 2: Install the Dash or Vent Mount

Depending on your situation, you can either choose to use the Dash Mount or the

The dock mounting plate can be tilted in different directions

Adjust as necessary for your particular vehicle When the

orientation is correct, tighten the knob

Vent Mount

Knob

Adhesive Foot

Dock Mounting Plate

IMPORTANT! When you install the chosen mount, do not attach the dock to the

mount All cables should be attached to the dock prior to connecting the dock to

the mount

Installing the Dash Mount:

CAUTION! The adhesive used on the Dash Mount may be difﬁcult

to remove Do not install this mount on leather surfaces and make

sure the air temperature is at least 15˚C (60˚F) during installation

Clean the surface with the

alcohol preparation pad and

let it dry thoroughly

Locate a flat surface for the Dash Mount Make sure there is ample

room for the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock and onyX Radio when

installed

Peel off the adhesive liner

Position, press, and hold the

Dash Mount in place for 30

seconds

Set the orientation of the Dash Mount before adhering it Loosen the

knob and adjust the adhesive foot for the location you selected in

“Step 1: Choose a

Location for Your

Radio” on page 14

IMPORTANT! Once the mount is attached to the dash, let the adhesive cure

(dry) for 24 hours before attaching the dock and radio to the mount

• Option 1 & 3

should be

oriented as I

TIP! To remove, carefully lift the adhesive pad with your ﬁngers or a spoon

Warming the pad with a hair dryer for several minutes will help soften the

adhesive

• Option 2 should

be oriented as II

Vehicle Installation

Installing the Vent Mount:

Push the Vent Mount onto the vehicle vent as shown (1) until it

hooks on the rear of the vent louver (2)

Extended Vent Clamps

Locate a vent with horizontal

Rest the foot against the bottom of the vent (2), and adjust the

tilt of the Vent Mount by repositioning the foot to a different

adjustment hole (3)

louvers sturdy enough to hold your

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock and radio

Short Vent

Clamps

If the vent louvers in your vehicle

are recessed, you may need to use

the longer vent clamps with the Vent

Mount If so, remove the shorter vent

clamps and install the longer ones

Dash

HOOKED

Vent

PUSH

into the Vent Mount Be sure to observe the orientation of the vent

clamps as shown

Vent

TILT

Remove End Cap

Slide Short Vent Clamps Out

Foot

ADJUSTMENT

HOLES

Louver

To remove the Vent Mount, push the mount into the vent Then lift up until

disengaged from the rear of the vent louver, and remove the Vent Mount

Slide Extended Vent Clamps In

Replace End Cap

Vehicle Installation

SUV: We recommend mounting the antenna at the rear of the roof

as shown

Step 3: Mount the Magnetic Mount Antenna

The Magnetic Mount Antenna contains a strong magnet which will stick to any

metal part of your vehicle, but will not damage the vehicle

Convertible: We recommend mounting the antenna at the leading

edge of the trunk as shown

To install the Magnetic Mount Antenna:

Choose the best location for your antenna considering

your vehicle type Pay particular attention to any

accessories that you may have like luggage racks and

how frequently you may use them

Magnet

Sedan/Coupe: We recommend mounting the antenna just above either

the front windshield or the back window as shown

Pickup Truck: We recommend

mounting the antenna just above the

front windshield as shown

Clean the surface of the selected

mounting location using the alcohol

preparation pad and let it dry

thoroughly

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Place the antenna in the location you selected Follow the Tips and

Cautions shown on the next several pages

CAUTION! Don’t mount the antenna inside

the vehicle, for example, on the dashboard

TIP! Mount the antenna on the

roof (for most vehicles) or trunk

(for convertibles) where it has a

clear view of the sky in all

directions

CAUTION! Don’t mount the antenna on any

of the vehicle’s front, back or side pillars

CAUTION! Don’t mount the antenna close

to a roof rack Adjust the rack so it’s further

away from the antenna or move the antenna

closer to the center of the roof

Vehicle Installation

Step 4: Route the Magnetic Mount Antenna Cable

Before you begin routing the antenna cable, read these general instructions

for how to route and hide the antenna cable Then route your antenna cable

according to the instructions which follow for your speciﬁc type of vehicle

CAUTION! Don’t mount the antenna

close to another antenna Mount it at

least 7 5 cm (3 inches) away

Use a blunt plastic putty knife, a credit card,

a plastic knife, or a similar blunt tool to lift the

rubber window moulding

Tuck the cable under the

moulding around the window

Feed cable under

rubber moulding

around window

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Bring cable out of weatherstripping and into trunk

Route cable out from under rear windshield

moulding and tuck into weatherstripping

around trunk opening

Avoid sharp bends by running cable through

weatherstripping for several inches

Pull weatherstripping

from trunk opening

Route cable along trunk

wall and into cabin through

gap or conduit, along existing

wiring harness

Tuck cable into weatherstripping.

Route cable through weatherstripping

several inches to avoid sharp bends

Pull cable out of weatherstripping

and route through trunk to cabin

Route cable out of window

moulding and into weather-

stripping around trunk opening

Route cable along trunk

wall and into cabin

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Continue routing cable under

carpet or console to radio location

Coil excess

cable under

carpet or mat

Pull carpet

or mat back

Use a blunt plastic putty

knife or similar blunt tool

to lift edge of interior

trim and tuck cable

Route cable under

trim or upholstery

under trim. Continue

towards front of vehicle

Bring cable out

from trim

Bring cable out from trim

and route under carpet to

dashboard or console

Continue routing cable

under trim or carpet

towards front of vehicle

TIP! Always be careful to include enough slack in your cable to

accommodate open doors or trunk lids Use things typically found around

the home, like electrical tape, to secure cables in areas so that hinges do not

pinch the cable with the door Hide any excess cable in the trim

Route cable from trunk

under interior trim, into

cabin and towards front

of vehicle

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• Sedan/Coupe With Antenna Placed at the Rear of the Roof:

knife or similar blunt tool to lift the plastic trim just enough to

tuck the cable under underneath Avoid side airbag locations

on back pillars and above the doors Airbag locations are

marked with “SRS” logos Be careful not to crimp or cut the

cable

1 Feed the antenna cable from the antenna underneath the rubber

molding around the rear window Use a blunt plastic putty knife or

similar blunt tool to lift the rubber molding around the rear window

and tuck the antenna cable underneath the molding Route the

antenna cable around and down the window to the lowest point If

your rear window does not have rubber molding, we recommend

consulting a professional installer

5 Bring the cable out from the trim near the front of the cabin

and route it under the carpet toward the dashboard or console

Coil any excess cable in a hidden location, such as under the

carpet, keeping it away from any vehicle pedals or controls

Secure the excess cable with wire ties (purchased separately)

2 Route the antenna cable out of the window molding and into the

rubber weather stripping around the trunk opening Lift the weather

stripping from the opening and tuck the cable inside it, then replace

the weather stripping To avoid sharp bends in the cable, run the

cable inside the weather stripping for a few inches, then remove the

cable from the weather stripping inside the trunk Keep the cable

away from hinges, gears, etc , that could damage it

6 Bring the end of the cable out at the PowerConnect Vehicle

Dock location Leave yourself enough cable so you can easily

connect it to the antenna connector of the dock

7 Continue with “Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna

and PowerConnect Power Adapter” on page 37

3 Route the cable out from the rubber weather stripping and along

the trunk wall Continue

routing the cable into

the vehicle cabin through

a conduit or along an

existing wiring harness

4 Route the cable through

the main cabin area under

the interior trim, towards

the front of the vehicle

Use a blunt plastic putty

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• Sedan/Coupe With Antenna Placed at the Front of the Roof:

5 Continue with “Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna

and PowerConnect Power Adapter” on page 37

1 Feed the antenna cable from the antenna underneath the rubber

molding around the windshield Use a blunt plastic putty knife or

similar blunt tool to lift the rubber molding around the windshield

and tuck the antenna cable underneath the molding Route the

antenna cable around and down the windshield to the lowest point

• SUV:

1 Feed the antenna cable underneath the rubber weather

stripping of the rear tailgate window/door and route the cable

along the rear hatch Lift the weather stripping from the

opening and tuck the cable inside it, then replace the weather

stripping Pull the cable out from weather stripping and route

it into the cabin under the interior trim Avoid hinges or gears

that could crimp or cut the cable

2 At the lowest corner of the windshield, route the cable out of the

windshield molding and into the rubber weather stripping around

the door opening Lift the weather stripping from the opening and

tuck the cable inside it,

then replace the weather

stripping Run the cable

inside of the weather

stripping to the bottom of

the door opening

2 Route the cable through the SUV’s main cabin area under

the interior trim, towards the front of the vehicle Use a blunt

plastic putty knife or similar blunt tool to lift the plastic trim

just enough to tuck the cable under underneath Avoid side

airbag locations

on back pillars and

above the doors

Airbag locations are

marked with “SRS”

logos Be careful not

to crimp or cut the

3 Pull the cable out of the

weather stripping at

the bottom of the door

opening and route it under the carpet toward the dashboard Coil

any excess cable in a hidden location, such as under the carpet,

keeping it away from any vehicle pedals or controls Secure the

excess cable with wire ties

cable

4 Bring the end of the cable out at the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

location Leave yourself enough cable so you can easily connect it

to the antenna connector of the dock

3 Bring the cable out

from the trim near

the front of the cabin

and route it under

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the carpet toward the dashboard or console Coil any excess cable

under underneath Avoid side airbag locations on back pillars

and above the doors Airbag locations are marked with “SRS”

logos Be careful not to crimp or cut the cable

in a hidden location, such as under the carpet, keeping it away from

any vehicle pedals or controls Secure the excess cable with wire ties

(purchased separately)

4 Bring the cable out from the trim near the front of the cabin

and route it under the carpet toward the dashboard or console

Coil any excess cable in a hidden location, such as under the

carpet, keeping it away from any vehicle pedals or controls

Secure the excess cable with wire ties (purchased separately)

4 Bring the end of the cable out at the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

location Leave yourself enough cable so you can easily connect it to

the antenna connector of the dock

5 Continue with “Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna and

PowerConnect Power Adapter” on page 37

5 Bring the end of the cable out at the PowerConnect Vehicle

Dock location Leave yourself enough cable so you can easily

connect it to the antenna connector of the dock

• Convertible:

6 Continue with “Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna

and PowerConnect Power Adapter” on page 37

1 Bring the antenna cable from the antenna into the trunk at the front

edge of the trunk lid Keep any bends in the cable loose Tape or tie the

cable along the inside of the trunk lid to the trunk lid hinge strut

• Pickup Truck:

2 Allow enough slack in the cable so the trunk lid can easily open and

close and keep the cable away from hinges, gears, etc , that could

crimp or cut it Route the cable

along the trunk wall and into the

cabin through a conduit or along

1 Use a blunt plastic putty knife

or similar blunt tool to lift

the rubber molding around

the windshield and tuck the

antenna cable underneath it

an existing wiring harness

2 Continue tucking the cable

underneath the windshield

molding around the windshield

to the lowest corner

3 Route the cable through the main

cabin area under the interior trim,

towards the front of the vehicle

Use a blunt plastic putty knife or

similar blunt tool to lift the plastic

trim just enough to tuck the cable

3 At the lowest corner of the

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windshield, route the cable out of the windshield molding and into the

Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna and

rubber weather stripping around the door opening Lift the weather

stripping from the opening and tuck the cable inside it, then replace

the weather stripping Run the cable inside of the weather stripping

to the bottom of the door opening

PowerConnect Power Adapter

Plug the Magnetic Mount Antenna

into the silver ANT connector on the

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

AUDIO

ANT

PWR

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4 Pull the cable out of the weather stripping at the bottom of the

door opening and route it under the carpet toward the dashboard

Coil any excess cable in a hidden location, such as under the carpet,

keeping it away from any vehicle pedals or controls Secure the

excess cable with wire ties

5 Bring the end of the cable out at the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock

location Leave yourself enough cable so you can easily connect it

to the antenna connector of the dock

Insert the PowerConnect Power Adapter

into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter or

power adapter socket

6 Continue with “Step 5: Connect the Magnetic Mount Antenna and

PowerConnect Power Adapter” on page 37

Plug the PowerConnect Power

Adapter into the red PWR connector

on the dock

AUDIO

ANT

PWR

FM OUT

Vehicle Installation

Option 1: Aux In Cable Installation Instructions

Step 6: Connect the Audio

To play audio through your vehicle’s stereo or FM radio, decide on one of the

following audio connection options:

Plug one end of the Aux In Cable into the green AUDIO connector

on the dock

• Option 1: Best: Use the Aux In Cable if your vehicle’s stereo system has an

auxiliary input connection Refer to your vehicle’s owners manual to ﬁnd

the location of the auxiliary input jack, or consult the vehicle dealer

AUDIO

ANT

PWR

FM OUT

TIP! The auxiliary input jack may be located on the face plate of the vehicle

radio, on the back of the radio, anywhere on the front dash panel, inside the glove

compartment, or inside the center console in between the front seats

Plug the other end into

the auxiliary input jack

connection of your

• Option 2: Better: Use a Cassette Adapter if your vehicle has a built-

in cassette player Cassette Adapters are sold separately and can be

purchased from an electronics retailer, or go to xmradio ca/accessories

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• Option 3: Good: Use the PowerConnect feature in the onyX PowerConnect

plays the audio through your vehicle’s FM radio

Insert the dock into the

mount

• Option 4: Best: Use the FM Direct Adapter If none of the previous three

audio connection options will work in your vehicle, then you will need to

use the FM Direct Adapter (FMDA) (sold separately) The FMDA needs to be

installed by a professional installer and directly connects the onyX to your

vehicle’s FM radio

Insert your onyX into

the dock

Power on your onyX by pressing the Power

button

Follow the installation instructions in the next several sections for the audio

connection option that you have selected

Be sure the vehicle is outside and the antenna

has a clear view of the sky Verify that you are

receiving the XM signal There should at least

be one bar on the lower left corner of the main

Vehicle Installation

display screen that denotes antenna

signal strength You can also press

Option 2: Cassette Adapter Installation Instructions

Signal Indicator

SATELLITE

menu and then press

to scroll to

Plug the Cassette

Adapter into the

green AUDIO

connector on the

dock

and highlight Signal Indicator Press

the Select button The Satellite and

Terrestrial bars show the strength of

the signal being received If the

signal reception is good, press and

hold menu to return to the main

display screen

AUDIO

ANT

PWR

FM OUT

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Insert the Cassette

Adapter into the

vehicle’s cassette

deck You may need to

turn on your vehicle’s

stereo system in order to

do so

Ensure onyX is tuned to channel 1

Upon power up, onyX should tune to channel 1 by default, when it’s not

yet activated If it’s not on channel 1, refer to “Listening to Satellite

Radio” on page 55 to learn about how to tune a channel

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Turn on your vehicle’s stereo system Set it to play input from the

auxiliary input source

Insert the dock into the

mount

You should hear XM channel 1 through your vehicle’s stereo system You

are now ready to activate your onyX

Insert your onyX into the

dock

10 The audio level output of the onyX can be increased or decreased as

necessary to match the audio levels of other sources in your vehicle

Refer to “Set Audio Level” on page 89

Power on your onyX by pressing the Power

button

Be sure the vehicle is outside and the antenna

has a clear view of the sky Verify that you are

receiving the XM signal There should at least

be one bar on the lower left corner of the main

If the signal reception is good, but there is no audio when tuned to channel 1, be

sure the vehicle’s stereo system is set to the correct source, i e , auxiliary input

source (step 8) Also be sure that the audio level is set high enough to be heard

(step 10) Refer to “Troubleshooting” on page 102 for additional help

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Option 3: PowerConnect Installation Instructions

display screen that denotes antenna

signal strength You can also press

Signal Indicator

SATELLITE

Insert the dock into the

menu and then press

to scroll to

men

mount

and highlight Signal Indicator Press

the Select button The Satellite and

Terrestrial bars show the strength of

the signal being received If the

signal reception is good, press and

hold menu to return to the main

display screen

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TERRESTRIAL

Power on your onyX

by pressing the Power

button

Ensure onyX is tuned to channel 1

Be sure the vehicle is outside and the antenna

has a clear view of the sky Verify that you are

receiving the XM signal There should at least

be one bar on the lower left corner of the main

display screen that denotes antenna signal

strength You can also press menu and then

Upon power up, onyX should tune to channel 1 by default, when it’s not

yet activated If it’s not on channel 1, refer to “Listening to Satellite

Radio” on page 55 to learn about how to tune a channel

If you haven’t done so, turn on your vehicle’s stereo system Set it to

play input from the cassette source

press

to scroll to and highlight Signal

Indicator Press the Select

button The Satellite and

Terrestrial bars show the

strength of the signal being

received If the signal reception

is good, press and hold menu to

return to the main display

screen You are ready to make

the audio connection

You should hear XM channel 1 through your vehicle’s stereo system

You are now ready to activate your onyX

Signal Indicator

SATELLITE

10 The audio level output of the onyX can be increased or decreased as

necessary to match the audio levels of other sources in your vehicle

Refer to “Set Audio Level” on page 89

If the signal reception is good, but there is no audio when tuned to channel 1, be

sure the vehicle’s stereo system is set to the correct source, i e , cassette source

(step 8) Also be sure that the audio level is set high enough to be heard (step 10)

Refer to “Troubleshooting” on page 102 for additional help

TERRESTRIAL

Vehicle Installation

NOTE! If you are using the Vehicle Dock from the Universal Xpress Car Kit

instead of the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock which came with your onyX, you

will have to disable AUX Detect Refer to “Using the

Vehicle Dock From the Universal Xpress Car Kit” on

page 96 , and complete the additional instructions

before continuing with the next step

You’ll first need to find an available FM channel An available FM

channel is one that’s not being used by an FM radio station in your

area When you tune your FM radio to an available channel, you should

only hear static or silence – not talk or music To find an available FM

channel:

• Manually tune through your local FM channels on your vehicle’s FM

radio Locate and create a list of channels that aren’t being used by any

FM radio station Write down the list Once you have created your list

of available FM channels, you will need to ﬁnd the one that provides the

best match for onyX

Set your onyX to transmit on the same FM

channel that you have selected in step 7:

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TIP! You’ll need to use the ‘Manual’ tune function on your vehicle’s FM radio to

tune through every FM channel one-by-one Turn on your vehicle’s FM radio Start

at 88 1 and use the ‘Manual’ tune function on your vehicle’s FM radio to tune

through each FM channel one-by-one (88 1 followed by 88 3 etc ) to locate

channels that aren’t being used by a local FM radio station Write down each FM

channel that has only static or silence on it, until you reach 107 9

direct

MATCH FM CHANNELS

i Press menu

ii Press to scroll to and highlight FM Settings and press the

Select button

Ensure onyX is tuned to channel 1 Upon power up, onyX should tune to

channel 1 by default, when it’s not yet activated If it’s not on channel 1,

refer to “Listening to Satellite Radio” on page 55 to learn about how to

tune a channel

iii FM Channels will be highlighted If it is not highlighted, turn on

the FM transmitter by highlighting FM transmitter and pressing

Select

iv Once the FM Transmitter is On, select FM Channels and press

to scroll to and highlight the storage location FM2 and

press the Select button

Pick the first FM channel on your list from step 5 Turn on your vehicle’s

FM radio (if you have not already done so) and tune it to this FM channel

v Tune to the available FM channel you found in step 7 Press

and to tune in steps of 2, i e , 99 3 to 99 5 Press

and

to tune in steps of 1, i e , 99 3 to 100 3 Press the Select button

Vehicle Installation

in your area (step 5) Verify that nothing is plugged into the AUDIO connector

on the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock Refer to “Troubleshooting” on page 102

for additional help

to select the FM channel

FM Channels

97.9 current

_ _ _

vi Start Using is highlighted

FM 1

FM 2

FM 3

FM 4

FM 5

Press the Select button

vii The FM channel you selected

will be conﬁrmed on the display

screen The onyX will tune to

the FM channel

Option 4: FM Direct Adapter (FMDA) Installation

The FMDA needs to be installed by a professional installer Professional

installation can help improve your radio’s reception and signiﬁcantly reduce

the visibility of wires To learn more, check with the retailer where you bought

your radio, or go to xmradio ca/accessories

You should hear XM channel 1

through your vehicle’s FM radio If

you are satisfied with the sound

quality, you’re done! You are now

ready to activate your onyX

_ _ _

99.3 FM

10 If the selected FM channel doesn’t

work well for you, work down the

list of FM channels until you find

one that allows you to hear XM

clearly Each time, you will need to

tune your vehicle’s FM radio to the

FM channel and then set your onyX

to transmit on the same FM channel

(steps 7 & 8)

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

If the signal reception is good, but there is no XM audio when tuned to channel 1,

verify that both the onyX and your vehicle’s FM radio are tuned to the same FM

channel (steps 7 & 8) Also ensure the chosen FM channel is a suitable one to use

Activation

Before you can enjoy Commercial-Free Music, plus Sports, News, Talk &

Entertainment, you need to activate your onyX

Make sure your onyX is properly installed and receiving the XM signal

so that you can hear the audio on channel 1

Make a note of your XM Radio ID You can find it on channel 0, on a label

on the bottom of the gift box, and on the label on the back of your onyX

NOTE! The XM Radio ID does not use the letters I, O, S, or F

Activate your service:

• Online: Go to www xmradio ca and click on “ACTIVATE RADIO” in the

top right corner

• By phone: Call 1-877-GET-XMSR (1-877-438-9677)

Welcome

TIP! You can follow the built in activation wizard in your

onyX If your radio has not been activated, press menu

and the ﬁrst item in the list will be Activate Radio Press

the Select button A series of screens will guide you

through the activation process Follow the instructions on

each screen Press the Select button to advance to the

The next few screens will help

you activate your satellite radio.

Please press Select to continue

with the activation of your radio,

or press menu to cancel

activation at this time.

Press Select to continue

next screen, or menu to cancel and return to the main

display screen

When your service is activated, your onyX will receive all channels to

which you have subscribed At this time, if you press

, you can

scroll and tune other channels Activation usually takes 10 to 15

minutes, but may take up to an hour We recommend that your radio

remain on until activated

Using Your onyX

The Main Display

Navigation Basics

When listening to a channel, information about the channel is displayed

Power Button

Pressing the Power button turns the onyX On or Off

Navigation Buttons

Channel Number

Channel Name

Lithium

Use the Left, Right, Up, and Down buttons to navigate through

various features and functions of onyX

Artist Name

or Talk Show Host

or Sports Teams/Score

Smashing Pumpkins

• Left or Right button: Displays the channel categories such as

Rock, Pop, Sports, Talk/New etc Repeated presses cycle through the

categories one at a time Decreases or increases the settings of various

menu options such as Brightness, Audio Level, etc

Bullet With Butterfly Wings

• Up

or Down

button (press and release): Immediately tunes to

the next or previous channel in the channel lineup Scrolls through

lists and highlights an item in the list

Antenna Signal

Strength

Song Title

or Talk Show Schedule

or Game Time/Game Details

• Up

or Down

button (press and hold): Continuously scrolls

through any list While on the main display screen, continuously

scrolls through the channel lineup and brieﬂy displays the information

of each channel When the button is released, radio tunes to the last

channel it had scrolled to in the channel lineup

Select Button

The Select button selects a highlighted item in a list and conﬁrms

settings

Using Your onyX

Menu Button

Listening to Satellite Radio

Pressing menu displays various options to make setup and feature changes

Tune a channel:

Pressing menu when in menu options returns to the previous menu option screen until

menu options is exited Pressing and holding menu returns to the main display screen

in most instances

Press and release

and

to immediately tune to the next or

previous channel

Press and hold

to quickly scroll through the channels

FM Button

Release to tune to the channel that is displayed

Provides easy tuning of FM presets for optimized PowerConnect performance

Repeatedly pressing FM displays and cycles through the list of preset FM channels

one at a time The radio automatically tunes to the displayed FM channel Pressing

and holding FM accesses the FM Settings menu It is not available when Aux In

Cable or Cassette Adapter is used for audio connection

View a category:

Channels are organized into categories to make it easier for you to ﬁnd the

ones that suit your taste

jump

Jump Button

To view a category press or

Rock

Depending on how it is conﬁgured, pressing jump either tunes to the channel

54 Lithium

broadcasting trafﬁc and weather conditions of the 20 most congested cities, or

Scroll through the category

using

channel you want

Fiona Apple/Fast As You

tunes to the previous channel that was being played

and , and find the

55 Margaritaville

Direct Button

direct

Ken Boothe/Freedom Str

Press the Select button to

Pressing direct prompts for the entry of a channel number using the number

buttons Once the channel number is entered, the radio directly tunes to the new

channel

select the channel, or press

56 Jam_ON

for the previous or next

String Cheese In/Round T

category

...

Number Buttons

TIP! To brieﬂy listen to each channel in the category, scroll to and highlight

Scan at the end of the category list and press the Select button Refer to

“Scanning Channels in a Category” on page 59 to learn more about Scan

Each number button stores a favourite channel in its button location and provides

one touch access to it afterward Number buttons also directly tune to a channel

when the channel number is entered after pressing direct

Using Your onyX

Direct Tune

Jump

A channel can be tuned directly by entering the channel number using the number

buttons

Depending upon how you conﬁgure the mode, jump will either go to the

trafﬁc and weather channel for the 20 most congested cities, or go to the last

channel to which you were listening

To directly tune a channel press direct

TIP! By default jump is conﬁgured to tune to a trafﬁc/weather channel To

select a city for trafﬁc and weather, or to conﬁgure jump to tune to the last

channel listened to, refer to “Jump Settings” on page 86

Direct Tune

Enter channel #

6 2 _

Return to Main Display Screen

Pressing and holding menu in most instances will return you to the main

display screen In some cases, you may need to follow the instructions on the

display screen

Use the number buttons 0-9 to enter the channel number and wait

a moment until the channel is tuned, or press the Select button to

immediately tune to the channel

Using Your onyX

Favourite Channels

Scanning Channels in a Category

You can set up to 10 of your favourite channels so you can easily access them

Each favourite channel can be assigned to a number button

You can scan a category and listen to each channel for 10 seconds before the

next channel is automatically tuned If you want to stay tuned to the channel

being played and stop the scan, just press the Select button

To scan a category:

To assign a favourite channel to a number

button:

Favorite Saved

Press or

until the desired category is displayed

Tune to the desired channel

26 The Pulse

saved as

Favorite 1

Scroll down to highlight the last item in the category which will be

Scan and the category name

Press and hold the number button 0-9

you want to assign to that favourite

channel

Press the Select button The scan will begin

Press the Select button to stop the scan, and continue to listen to

the channel currently being played, or press

To listen to a favourite channel:

to return to

the channel you were listening to before you began the scan

Press the number button 0-9 that

was assigned to the desired favourite channel

Pop

Scanning

TIP! When you are at the main display screen, press

to see your list of favourite

channels Scroll to highlight a favourite and press the Select button to listen to

that channel

29 BBC Radio 1

70s on 7

Green Day/American Idio

Bee Gees/You Should Be

30 Pop2K

80s on 8

David Archuleta/Crush (’

The Hooters/And We Dan

Scan Pop

90s on 9

Oasis/Champagne Super

Using Your onyX

TIP! To conﬁgure the list of preset FM channels, you need to ﬁnd available

FM channels in your area Refer to”Find Available FM Channels in Your Area”

on page 79 Next, refer to “Set and Select an FM Channel” on page 82

FM Presets

FM presets make it easy to quickly access stored FM channels and choose a new FM

channel from them

Use FM presets when you use PowerConnect to listen to your onyXthrough your

vehicle’s FM radio (Refer to “Option 3: PowerConnect Installation Instructions” on

page 43 for more information )

To start using a different FM preset:

99.3 FM

Press FM to display the current FM

preset

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

To display and select the next FM

preset, press FM The radio will tune

to the displayed FM channel If the

preset is the one you want, press

menu or wait for the screen to

timeout

Repeatedly pressing FM will cycle

through the FM presets

103.7 FM

Set your vehicle’s FM radio to the

same FM channel

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

IMPORTANT! You need to ensure that

your vehicle’s FM radio is tuned to the

same FM channel

Special Features

Colour Themes

Trim Rings

You can change the colour of the display screen to one of 6 colour themes: Blue,

Red, Amber, Yellow, Silver, or Teal You can coordinate the colour theme with

your vehicle dash lights and with the Trim Ring of your choice for your onyX The

default colour theme is blue

Your onyX has a changeable Trim Ring to style the radio to your liking The

Trim Ring surrounds the Select button on the radio A total of three trim

rings are included with your onyX, including the one that is already installed

in the onyX Radio

To change the colour theme:

Press menu

Select Theme

Press

to scroll to and highlight

Colour Theme Press the Select

button

Blue

Press or to highlight the

desired colour theme The onyX

will immediately change to the

selected colour theme

Press arrow keys to choose

and Select to confirm

Press the Select button to conﬁrm

the selected colour theme

Press and hold menu to return to the main display screen

To remove and replace the Trim Ring:

The Trim Ring can be removed by using the Trim Ring Removal Tool Placing

this tool against the Trim Ring, and with mild pressure while turning the tool,

it will loosen or tighten the Trim Ring depending upon which direction you

Special Features

tool counter-clockwise until it will not rotate any further

turn the tool

The Trim Ring is now loose Turn the onyX over and the Trim Ring

should fall out If it does not, gently tap the back of the radio until

it does

Place the Trim Ring Removal Tool on the Trim Ring on the radio Use

care to align the tool so it’s centered on the Trim Ring

Turn the radio face up again and insert the new Trim Ring into the

radio

Align the Trim Ring Removal Tool on the Trim Ring on the radio

Use care to align the tool so it’s centered on the Trim Ring

d re

Using mild pressure to keep the tool against the Trim Ring, rotate the

jump

direct

jump

Using mild pressure to keep the tool against the Trim Ring, rotate

the tool clockwise until it will not rotate any further The new Trim

Ring is now installed

direct

Special Features

Controls will be highlighted Press the Select button You will be

prompted to select a 4-digit code:

Parental Controls

Your onyX has a parental control feature which will allow you to lock access to

channels, or lock access to an entire category A 4-digit code controls access to

the locked channel or locked category

i For each digit, press one of

Enter Parental Code

the 0-9 keys and then press

to advance to the next

digit (Press if you need

to go back and edit a

When you browse a category, the locked channel

number or locked category will be shown but not

the artist and song/show information Instead, a

lock icon and the word “Locked“ is shown If

you scroll through the channels using

the locked channels are skipped and not

displayed

Rock

previous digit )

0 0 0

54 Lithium

ii When you have selected all

Live/Selling the Drama

4 digits of your code press

and

the Select button

Press OK to confirm

55 Locked

iii The Code Conﬁrmation

screen will be displayed For

your records, write down the code you have selected Press

the Select button Continue with step 3

If you attempt to tune to a locked channel, either

by using direct tune or through the category list,

you’ll be prompted to enter your 4-digit code

When the correct code is entered, you’ll be able

to tune to and listen to the channel All locked channels become unlocked and will

remain unlocked until you turn the onyX Off, and back On In the category list, the

56 Jam_ON

Phish/Backwards Down

• If you had previously selected

a 4-digit code you will be

prompted to enter your code:

Code Confirmation

Your Parental Code is:

i For each digit, press one of

previously locked channels will show an unlocked icon

the 0-9 keys and then press

3287

to advance to the next

digit (Press if you need

to go back and edit a

previous digit )

To turn Parental Controls On (or Off):

You will need this code to change

or turn off Parental Controls

Press menu

Press

to scroll to and highlight Parental Controls Press the Select

Press Select to continue

button

ii When you have selected all

4 digits of the code press

• If this is the ﬁrst time you want to turn on Parental Controls, Parental

Special Features

channel or category and press the Select button The lock icon will

the Select button

disappear indicating the channel or category is unlocked )

At the “Parental Controls” screen, Parental Controls will be

highlighted Press the Select button to turn parental control On (or

press the Select button to turn parental control Off)

Locked Channels

Locked Categories

Locked Channels

Press and hold menu to return to the main display screen

Rock

To lock (or unlock) channels or categories:

Deep Tracks

Hair Nation

xL Liquid Metal

SIRIXM U

Deep Tracks

Hair Nation

xL Liquid Metal

SIRIXM U

Press menu

Press

to scroll to and highlight Parental Controls Press the Select

button

You will be prompted to enter the 4-digit code For each digit, press one

of the 0-9 keys and then press to advance to the next digit (Press

if you need to go back and edit a previous digit )

You can continue to lock and unlock as many channels or

categories as you wish When you are finished press and hold menu

to return to the main display screen

When you have entered all 4 digits of the code press the Select button

To change your code:

If Parental Controls is shown as Off, press the Select button to turn it

On, otherwise continue with the next step

Press menu

At the “Parental Controls” screen, Press

Locked Channels Press the Select button

to scroll to and highlight

Press

Select button

to scroll to and highlight Parental Controls Press the

A list of all the categories and the channels in each category will be

displayed Press and to scroll to and highlight a channel or

category you want to lock Press the Select button A lock icon will

be displayed to the left of the channel or category you locked (To

unlock a locked channel or category, simply highlight the locked

You will be prompted to enter your existing 4-digit code For each

digit, press one of the 0-9 keys and then press to advance to the

next digit (Press if you need to go back and edit a previous

digit )

Special Features

When you have entered all 4 digits of the code press the Select button

To listen to a locked channel:

If Parental Controls are shown as Off, press the Select button to turn

it On, otherwise continue with the next step

There are two ways to tune to a channel which has been locked The ﬁrst is

by directly tuning the locked channel, and the second is to select the locked

channel from a category list

At the “Parental Controls” screen, Press

to scroll to and highlight

Change My Code Press the Select button

Directly tune or select the locked channel:

You will be prompted to enter a new 4-digit code For each digit, press

one of the 0-9 keys and then

To directly tune a locked channel:

press to advance to the next

digit (Press if you need to go

back and edit a previous digit )

Code Confirmation

i Press direct and enter the channel number using the 0-9

keys

Your Parental Code is:

To select a locked channel from the category list:

The Code Confirmation screen will

be displayed For your records,

write down the code you have

selected Press the Select button

3287

i Press or to display the category list of the locked channel

You will need this code to change

or turn off Parental Controls

you wish to tune

ii Press

to scroll to and highlight the locked channel Press

the Select button

Press Select to continue

Press and hold menu to return to

the main display screen

You will be prompted to enter your existing 4-digit code For each

digit, press one of the 0-9 keys and then press to advance to

the next digit (Press if you need to go back and edit a previous

digit )

When you have entered all 4 digits of the code press the Select

button If your code is correct the channel will be tuned All locked

channels become unlocked and will remain unlocked until you turn

the onyX Off, and back On In the category list, the previously

locked channels will show an unlocked icon

Where Else Can You Use Your onyX?

XM offers a variety of accessories that allow you to adapt your onyX Radio to

your lifestyle and enhance your listening experience With these accessories, you

can effortlessly take your Satellite Radio listening experience from your vehicle to

your home or ofﬁce or on the go — all with a single subscription

• In the Home, Ofﬁce, etc – With a Home Kit, you can play your onyX over an

existing home, ofﬁce, or other stereo system

• In Other Vehicles – With a Vehicle Kit, you can enjoy your onyX in more

than one vehicle

• In Almost Any Location You Like – With a desktop or portable Sound

System you have the freedom to listen to your onyX where and when you

want, from your kitchen or den, to the ofﬁce, to outside on the deck, or at

a picnic

For more information on XM accessories or to purchase an accessory, please visit

your local retailer or www xmradio ca/accessories

Conﬁguring Your onyX

Radio ID

Find Available FM Channels in Your Area

Your onyX has an alphanumeric ID which uniquely identiﬁes the radio This ID is

used during the activation process

Before attempting any of the procedures below, you should park your vehicle

in a safe location Do not attempt to set up your FM channels or any onyX

function while driving

To display the Radio ID:

PowerConnect allows you to listen to XM audio through your vehicle’s FM

radio You will ﬁrst need to ﬁnd an available FM channel, which is a channel

that is not being used by an FM radio station in your area When you tune

your FM radio to an available channel, you should only hear static or silence

– not talk or music

Press menu

Radio ID

Radio ID will be highlighted If it is

not highlighted, press

to scroll to

Your Radio ID is:

and highlight Radio ID Press the

Select button The Radio ID will be

displayed

Once you have found an available channel, you need to tune onyX’s built-in

transmitter to the same channel to receive XM sound through your vehicle’s

radio

A234B456

Press and hold menu to return to the

To ﬁnd an available FM channel:

main display screen

•

Manually tune through your local FM channels

Manually tune through your local FM channels on your vehicle’s

FM radio Turn on your vehicle’s FM radio Start at 88 1 and use the

‘Manual’ tune function on your vehicle’s FM radio to tune through

each FM channel one-by-one (88 1 followed by 88 3 etc ) to locate

channels that aren’t being used by a local FM radio station Write

down each FM channel that has only static or silence on it, until

you reach 107 9 Once you have created your list of available FM

channels, you will need to find the one that provides the best match

for onyX

Tune onyX to a favourite XM channel (or to channel 1, if it’s not yet

Conﬁguring Your onyX

activated) Pick the first FM channel on your list and tune the FM radio to

that channel Then tune the onyX to the same FM channel (Refer to “Set

and Select an FM Channel” on page 82 ) You should hear the XM channel

through your vehicle’s radio If you are satisfied with the sound quality,

you’re done! If this FM channel doesn’t work well for you, work down the

list until you find an FM channel that allows you to hear XM clearly

NOTE! You may ﬁnd an FM channel with static or silence that does not work with

onyX It is possible that some type of inaudible interference is present that

prevents reception of the onyX broadcast Your only options are to use another

FM channel or a different audio connection method

TIP! If you regularly drive from one location to another, such as your daily

commute, you may need to use different FM channels along your route for best

performance If this is the case, we recommend saving the best FM channels as

presets on your FM radio and onyX Then you simply select and match the best

channel for the area you are in

TIP! It will be much more difﬁcult to ﬁnd available FM channels in large cities than

in most suburban or rural locations A direct audio connection using the Aux In

Cable, Cassette Adapter or professional installation is your best solution if you

drive in or near large metropolitan areas

NOTE! The performance of FM radios are different, based on manufacturer and

vehicle style Some may not work well with the type of FM transmitter used by

onyX This is why we recommend a direct audio connection using the Aux In Cable

or Cassette Adapter if they can be used in your vehicle Professional installation

can also resolve almost any performance issue

Conﬁguring Your onyX

button You can choose among the following options:

Set and Select an FM Channel

i If the chosen storage location is empty (denoted by “---“), or

if the storage location contains the FM preset currently being

used (denoted by “current”), then the FM channel tuning

screen is displayed

The onyX allows you to easily store (i e , preset) up to 5 different FM channels

At any time, you can select any one of these 5 FM presets to transmit audio from

the onyX to your vehicle’s FM radio Having a choice of 5 FM presets also makes

it easy to switch to the appropriate FM channel as you travel from one area to

another Each FM preset is stored in its own storage location You can easily add

or edit the FM preset in any one of the 5 storage locations

ii If the chosen storage location has an FM preset that is not

currently being used, and you want to edit it, Edit Channel is

highlighted Press the Select button The FM channel tuning

screen is displayed

IMPORTANT! The onyX and the vehicle’s FM radio need to be tuned to the same FM

channel in order to hear the audio

iii If the chosen storage location has an FM preset that is not

TIP! The FM 1 storage location is preset with FM channel 97 9

currently being used, and you want to start using it, press

highlight Start Using and press the Select button Skip to step

To set and select an FM preset:

FM Channels

Press and to tune the

desired FM channel in steps of

2, i e , 99 3 to 99 5 Press

Edit FM Channel 2

Press menu

FM 1

FM 2

FM 3

FM 4

FM 5

97.9

99.3 current

103.7

_ _ _

Press

to scroll to and highlight

and

to tune the desired

99.3 FM

FM Settings and press the Select

button

channel in steps of 1, i e , 99 3 to

100 3 Press the Select button

to select the FM channel

FM Channels will be highlighted

If it is not highlighted, turn on the

FM transmitter by highlighting

FM Transmitter and pressing Select

Press arrow keys to tune

and Select to confirm

If you are editing the storage

location that has the “current”

FM preset, skip to step 7

Otherwise, Start Using will be highlighted Press the Select button

Once the FM Transmitter is On, select FM Channels and press

NOTE! You can also preset an FM channel in a storage location without

having to start using it right away Just press menu and exit the screen

scroll to and highlight the storage location FM2 and press the Select

Conﬁguring Your onyX

The chosen FM channel will be confirmed on the display screen and the

onyX will tune to that FM channel

To quickly select an FM channel from the preset list:

Press FM to display the current

Set your vehicle’s FM radio to same

FM channel

FM preset

99.3 FM

To display and select the next

FM preset, press FM The radio

will tune to the displayed FM

channel If the preset is the one

you want, press menu or wait

for the screen to timeout

IMPORTANT! You’ll ﬁrst need to ﬁnd a

suitable FM channel that is unused or

available in your area

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

Repeatedly pressing FM will

cycle through the FM presets

Set your vehicle’s FM radio to

same FM channel

103.7 FM

Set your vehicle radio to the

above channel to enable audio.

Conﬁguring Your onyX

A list of locations will be displayed Press

highlight your desired location and press the Select button

to scroll to and

Jump Settings

The jump button can be conﬁgured to either jump to the trafﬁc and weather

channel for the 20 most congested cities, or to jump back to the last channel to

which you were listening When conﬁgured for trafﬁc/weather, you’ll need to select

a desired city

The JUMP Settings screen will display the location you selected

Press and hold menu to return to the main display screen

Set Location

JUMP Settings

To configure jump:

Atlanta

Baltimore

Boston

Chicago

Dallas

Mode

Set Location

Traffic/Weather

ATL

Press menu

Press

to scroll to and highlight

JUMP Settings

JUMP Settings and press the Select

button

Mode

Traffic/Weather

_ _ _

Set Location

Mode will be highlighted with either

Last Channel or Traffic/Weather

If you want to change the mode,

press the Select button Otherwise,

just leave it as shown (Repeatedly

pressing the Select button toggles

between the choices )

If you have selected Last Channel, press and hold menu to return to the

main display screen If you have selected Traffic/Weather continue with

step 5

Press

to scroll to and highlight Set Location and press the Select

button

Conﬁguring Your onyX

Set Audio Level

Set Brightness

The audio level of the onyX can be adjusted when an audio connection is

made between the dock and the vehicle’s stereo system Audio level is used

to adjust the onyX’svolume level to match the volume of other audio sources

you may use, such as a CD player, other FM stations, or an MP3 player

To change the display’s brightness:

Press menu

Press

to scroll to and highlight

Set Brightness

Do not use the audio level as a volume control Use the volume control on

your vehicle’s stereo instead

Brightness and press the Select

button

Press to decrease or to increase

the brightness of the display

To adjust the audio level:

Press the Select button to confirm

the brightness setting

Press menu

Set Audio Level

Press arrow keys to adjust

and Select to confirm

Press

to scroll to and

Press and hold menu to return to the

main display screen

highlight Audio Level and press

the Select button

Press

to decrease or to

increase the audio level

Press the Select button to

confirm the new audio level

Press arrow keys to adjust

and Select to confirm

Press and hold menu to return

to the main display screen

Conﬁguring Your onyX

Signal Indicator

Factory Settings

For best reception, your Magnetic Mount Antenna should have an unobstructed

view of the XM satellites In large cities, there are terrestrial transmitters (ground

repeaters) to help increase the signal coverage

The factory settings menu has two choices, AUX Detect and Restore Defaults

AUX Detect

Your onyX can display the received strength of the satellite and terrestrial signals

being received

Factory Settings

AUX Detect allows the onyX Radio to

automatically detect a connection made to

the AUDIO connector of the PowerConnect

Vehicle Dock by an Aux In Cable or

Cassette Adapter AUX Detect is enabled

by default

AUX Detect

Restore Defaults

enabled

To display the signal strength:

Press menu

Signal Indicator

SATELLITE

Press

to scroll to and highlight

IMPORTANT! If you are using the

PowerConnect Vehicle Dock which

came with your onyX Radio, AUX

Detect should remain enabled

Signal Indicator and press the Select

button

The Satellite and Terrestrial bars

show the strength of the signal being

received

If you are using the older model Vehicle Dock from the Universal Xpress Car

Kit, and plan to use PowerConnect or FMDA as the audio connection option,

you will need to disable AUX Detect Please read the additional instructions,

“Using the Vehicle Dock From the Universal Xpress Car Kit” on page 96

Once AUX Detect is disabled, you’ll have to turn the FM Transmitter On

Refer to “Turn FM Transmitter On/Off” on page 98

TERRESTRIAL

Reposition the antenna if you are

having trouble receiving the signal

Be sure your vehicle is outside with an unobstructed view of the sky

Press and hold menu to return to the main display screen

To disable AUX Detect:

(Do this only when using the older model Vehicle Dock )

Press menu

Conﬁguring Your onyX

Press

Select button

to scroll to and highlight Factory Settings and press the

Restore Defaults

You can clear all of your personal settings, such as favourite channels, FM

presets etc and return the radio to its original out-of-the-box settings

AUX Detect should be highlighted and show as enabled Press the

Select button to toggle the setting

A warning screen will be displayed

Press the Select button to confirm

that you want to disable AUX Detect

To reset onyX to factory defaults:

Disable AUX Detect?

NOTE! Restoring defaults permanently removes all personal settings

If you want to cancel press menu

to return to Factory Settings AUX

Detect will remain enabled

Disable only if using vehicle dock

from Universal Xpress Car Kit.

Otherwise, leave it enabled.

Press Select to confirm

or menu to cancel

Press menu

Press

to scroll to and

AUX Detect will show as disabled

Press and hold menu to return to the

main display screen

Are You Sure?

highlight Factory Settings and

press the Select button

All settings will be erased.

Press

to scroll to and

To enable AUX Detect

highlight Restore Defaults and

press the Select button

(Do this when radio is transferred to the PowerConnect Vehicle Dock from an older

model Vehicle Dock )

Press Select to confirm

or menu to cancel

A warning screen will be

Press menu

displayed If you are certain that

you want to reset your onyX to

the default settings, press the Select button to confirm

Press

to scroll to and highlight Factory Settings and press the

Select button

If you want to cancel, press menu to return to Factory Settings

AUX Detect will be highlighted and show as disabled Press the Select

button again to toggle the setting to enabled

Press and hold menu to return to the main display screen

Conﬁguring Your onyX

Press

to scroll to and highlight Enter Demo Mode and press the

Demo Mode

Select button The demo mode will start in 10 seconds

Your onyX has a demo mode that starts playing when, for a prolonged period of

time (more than 5 minutes), the radio either detects it’s not connected to the

antenna, or the antenna stops receiving a signal It disappears when the antenna

is connected properly or when the radio starts receiving a signal You can also exit

demo mode at any time, by pressing and holding the Select button for 10 seconds

If desired, you can also manually put the onyX in demo mode

To exit demo mode at any time, press and hold the Select button

for 10 seconds

Demo Mode

Entering Demo Mode.

The ability for onyX to enter demo mode is enabled by default If you don’t want

onyX to ever enter the demo mode, you can disable the demo feature You can

enable it again at another time if desired

Press & Hold Select

for 10 seconds to exit

To enable or disable the demo mode:

Press menu

Demo Mode

Press

to scroll to and highlight

Status

Enter Demo Mode

enabled

Demo Mode and press the Select

button

Status will be highlighted Press

the Select button to toggle the

setting between enabled or disabled

(Repeatedly pressing the Select

button toggles between the choices )

If you have selected disabled, press and hold menu to return to the

main display screen If you have selected enabled continue with step 5

Conﬁguring Your onyX

TIP! The FM Transmitter must be Off To verify that the FM Transmitter is

Off, refer to “Turn FM Transmitter On/Off” on page 98

Using the Vehicle Dock From the Universal Xpress Car Kit

If you have chosen to use the Vehicle Dock from the

Universal Xpress Car Kit rather than the PowerConnect

Vehicle Dock included with your onyX radio, you will need to

complete some additional installation steps When you have

completed these additional steps, you can continue with the

installation of your onyX

Continue with the installation

AUX Connected

When you are using the Universal Xpress Vehicle Dock,

Audio enabled through

the screen will initially display “AUX Connected” when you

auxiliary line. FM turned OFF.

power on your onyX Ignore this message Once you have

completed the steps below, it will not be displayed again

If you are connecting the audio using PowerConnect (or

FMDA):

Disable the AUX Detect feature Refer to “AUX Detect” on page 91, and

disable AUX Detect

Turn the FM Transmitter in the onyX On Refer to “Turn FM Transmitter

On/Off” on page 98, and turn the FM Transmitter On

Continue with the installation

If you are connecting the audio using the Aux In Cable or Cassette Adapter:

Disable the AUX Detect feature Refer to “AUX Detect” on page 91 , and

disable AUX Detect

Conﬁguring Your onyX

To turn the FM Transmitter Off:

Turn FM Transmitter On/Off

Turning the FM Transmitter On applies only if you are using the older model

Vehicle Dock from the Universal Xpress Car Kit, and plan to use PowerConnect or

FMDA as the audio connection option

If you are using the older model Vehicle Dock from the Universal Xpress

Car Kit, and plan to use the Aux In Cable or a Cassette Adapter as the audio

connection option, you’ll have to turn the FM Transmitter under the FM

Settings menu in the onyX Radio Off, if it was previously turned On

You’ll have to turn On the FM Transmitter under the FM Settings menu However,

before you can access the FM Settings menu, you ﬁrst need to disable AUX

Detect Refer to “AUX Detect” on page 91 Once you have disabled AUX Detect, the

FM Settings menu will be accessible

Press menu

FM Settings

FM Transmitter

FM Channels

Press

to scroll to and

off

highlight FM Settings and

press the Select button

To turn the FM Transmitter On:

FM Transmitter will be

highlighted Press the Select

button to toggle the setting

from On to Off

Press menu

FM Settings

FM Transmitter

FM Channels

Press

to scroll to and highlight FM

Settings and press the Select

button

A warning message will be

displayed advising you to

connect the Aux In Cable

Press the Select button to

confirm that you want to turn

off the FM Transmitter

FM Transmitter will be highlighted

Press the Select button to toggle the

setting from Off to On

Turn OFF FM?

Please connect an AUX cable

The FM Channels menu item will now

or no audio will be available.

be accessible, allowing you to tune

the onyX and the FM radio in your vehicle to the same FM channel

Press and hold menu to exit

TIP! onyX is programmed with FM channel 97 9 as the default setting

Press Select to confirm

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Troubleshooting

onyX has been designed and built to be trouble-free but if you experience a

problem, try this:

If you see this on the screen: Try this:

Check Antenna Connection

• Make sure that the antenna cable is ﬁrmly and

securely plugged into the PowerConnect Vehicle

• Check that all connections are ﬁrm and secure

Dock Make sure the cable is not bent or broken

• Make sure the vehicle power socket is clean and free of corrosion

• Turn onyX Off, then On, to reset this message

• Make sure you have connected the onyX as described in this User Guide

Verify that the PowerConnect Power Adapter is plugged into the vehicle’s

cigarette lighter or power adapter socket, and that the LED on the

PowerConnect Power Adapter is lit (on) If not, your vehicle may need to be

running to provide power to the socket

• If the message persists, most likely the

Magnetic Mount Antenna cable has been

damaged Replace the antenna

Channel Off Air

• The channel you’ve selected is not currently

broadcasting Tune to another channel

• Your onyX is acquiring audio or program

information This message usually goes away in

a few seconds

If you see this on the screen: Try this:

Acquiring Signal

• Make sure that the vehicle is outdoors with a

clear view of the sky

• Make sure the Magnetic Mount Antenna is

mounted outside of the vehicle

• Move the antenna away from any obstructed

area For example, if you are parked in an

underground garage, you should receive a signal

after leaving the garage

Updating

• Your onyX is updating with the latest encryption

code Wait until the update is done

• You may be trying to tune to a channel that is

blocked or unavailable Tune to another channel

—

• No program information, such as artist name,

song title, or channel exists

• If you are using onyX at home, move the

antenna to a south-facing window Don’t know

which way is south? No problem Start at any

window then work from window to window in a

simple pattern to ﬁnd the best location

If this happens:

Try this:

You do not receive all the

channels to which you subscribed

• Ensure that you have activated your service by

following the steps in “Activation” on page 50

• Go to www xmradio ca/refresh and follow the

directions refresh your radio

• Call 1-877-438-9677 for further assistance

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Troubleshooting

If this happens:

Try this:

If this happens:

Try this:

No audio when using

PowerConnect or FMDA

• Check that your onyX and your vehicle’s FM

radio are tuned to the same FM channel

• If you are using the Vehicle Dock that came with

the Universal Xpress Car Kit, ensure that the FM

Transmitter in the onyX is turned On Refer to

“Turn FM Transmitter On/Off” on page 98

No audio when using the Aux In

Cable or Cassette Adapter

• Check all cables between your onyX and your

vehicle’s stereo system for a ﬁrm and secure

connection

• Ensure you have selected the proper input

source on your vehicle’s stereo system

• If you are using the Vehicle Dock that came with

the Universal Xpress Car Kit, ensure that the

FM Transmitter in the onyX is turned Off, and

increase the audio level of the onyX Refer to

“Set Audio Level” on page 89

No song title or artist name is

displayed

• The information may not be available or updates

may be in progress

Trafﬁc and Weather channels

sound different from other

channels

• These channels use a different audio technology

than other channels so they often sound

different from other channels

Audio sounds too soft

• Raise the volume of your stereo system or

increase the audio level of your onyX until the

sound quality improves Refer to “Set Audio

Level” on page 89

The demo is playing

• Your Magnetic Mount Antenna is not connected

or you are not receiving the signal Check that

the antenna is connected properly and is not

obstructed

• Press and hold the Select button for 10 seconds

to exit Demo Mode

Audio fades or has static when

listening

• Check all cables for a ﬁrm and secure connection

• If you are using PowerConnect to listen via your

vehicle’s FM radio, and the problem persists,

it most likely is interference from another

commercial or broadcast FM station You will

need to ﬁnd an unused or available FM channel

in your area Refer to “Find Available FM

Channels in Your Area” on page 79

• You can disable Demo Mode Refer to “Demo

Mode” on page 94

• If you are using PowerConnect, and you cannot

solve the audio problem, try connecting the

audio using the Aux In Cable or a Cassette

Adapter (Refer to page 39 and page 41 ) If you

cannot use those solutions, consider using an

FM Direct Adapter (Refer to page 47 )

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Product Speciﬁcations

Patent and Environmental Information

Dimensions

Patent Information

onyX

115 mm (W) X 61 mm (H) X 18 mm (D)

It is prohibited to, and you agree that you will not, copy, decompile,

disassemble, reverse engineer, hack, manipulate, or otherwise access and/

or make available any technology incorporated in this product Furthermore,

the AMBE^ªvoice compression software included in this product is protected

by intellectual property rights including patent rights, copyrights, and trade

secrets of Digital Voice Systems, Inc The software is licensed solely for use

within this product The music, talk, news, entertainment, data, and other

content on the Services are protected by copyright and other intellectual

property laws and all ownership rights remain with the respective content

and data service providers You are prohibited from any export of the

content and/or data (or derivative thereof ) except in compliance with

applicable export laws, rules and regulations The user of this or any other

software contained in an XM radio is explicitly prohibited from attempting

to copy, decompile, reverse engineer, hack, manipulate or disassemble

the object code, or in any other way convert the object code into human-

readable form

4 5 in (W) X 2 4 in (H) X 0 71 in (D)

Weight

onyX

93 g (3 28 oz)

Audio Outputs

3 5 mm diameter mini stereo jack

External Power

Voltage

Current

5V DC

1 5A

Environmental Information

Follow local guidelines for waste disposal when discarding packaging and

electronic appliances

Your radio is packaged with cardboard, polyethylene, etc , and does not

contain any unnecessary materials

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109

FCC and IC Statement

Copyrights and Trademarks

trademarks of SIRIUS XM Radio Inc and its subsidiaries “BBC” and “Radio One”

are trademarks of the British Broadcasting Corporation and are used under license

TM off IndyCar (and Design) are registered trademarks of Brickyard Trademarks,

Inc , used with permission Major League Baseball trademarks and copyrights are

used with permission of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc Visit the ofﬁcial

website at MLB com Games subject to availability and change and may not include

the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc The NBA identiﬁcations are

the intellectual property of NBA Properties, Inc and the respective NBA member

trademarks are trademarks of the National Football League NHL and the NHL Shield

and marks and NHL team logos and marks depicted herein are the property of the

NHL and the respective teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written

consent of NHL Enterprises, L P The Home Ice¨ channel is a registered trademark

of XM Satellite Radio Inc The Swinger Golfer logo is a registered trademark of PGA

TOUR, Inc Visit xmradio ca/xmlineup for updates All programming/channel lineup/XM

service subject to change or preemption All other marks and logos are the property

fee required Other fees and taxes may apply Month-to-month subscriptions must

be activated via telephone Hardware and subscription sold separately Subscription

governed by XM Customer Agreement, which can be found at xmradio ca/about/terms-

and-conditions cfm Prices and programming are subject to change

The user is cautioned that changes or modiﬁcations not expressly approved by XM Radio

Inc can void the user’s authority to operate this device

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and is certiﬁed to Industry Canada’s RSS-

210 speciﬁcations Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

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’s RSS-210 speciﬁcations

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 this Satellite Radio Receiver for use in any

aircraft (neither portable nor permanent installation) Therefore, XM Radio Inc cannot

support this type of application or installation

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Owners Record

Owner’s Record

The radio model number is located below and the XM Radio ID is located on the label

on the back of the onyX

Record the XM Radio ID in the space provided below Refer to these numbers

whenever you call your dealer regarding this product

Radio Model Number: XDNX1V1KC

XM Radio ID:___________________________

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