DELPHI SA10116 Setup Guide

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Setting Up the Transmitter

Note:

Your Delphi XM Satellite Radio Signal

Repeater transmitter should be placed in a location

that allows for connection to a properly placed XM

home antenna (i.e., near a south-facing window).

See your satellite radio receiver user guide for

more information on locating a suitable location

for the antenna.

1. Connect your home antenna

and the A/C power adaptor that

came with your Delphi XM

Satellite Radio Signal Repeater in

the appropriate jacks at the back

of the transmitter. You should

see a blue light on the front when the A/C power adaptor is plugged in, and

a second blue light when the antenna is connected.

2. Start by rotating the antenna to a vertical position. If necessary, adjust it

to ensure the strongest signal is transmitted to the repeater antenna.

3. Make sure the PWR OUT switch on the back is set to the right-hand

(maximum) setting to start. See your user guide for more information

on this function.

4. Your transmitter may rest flat on a horizontal surface, or it may be

wall-mounted. See your user guide for more information.

Delphi XM Satellite Radio

Signal Repeater Quick Guide

For Use With Any Delphi XM Satellite

Radio Unit Home Kit or Audio System

SA10116-11B1

Caution:

The Delphi XM Satellite Radio Signal Repeater operates on a 900 MHz

frequency and may cause interference with other wireless equipment. For best

results, do not operate the Delphi XM Satellite Radio Signal Repeater in the vicinity

of other equipment operating at this frequency.

Caution:

This quick guide and your user manual contain important safety and

operating information. Please read and follow the instructions in both. Failure to do

so could result in damage to your audio system, your home, and/or other property.