Audiovox XR9 User Guide - Page 29

Troubleshooting, Specifications, CAUTION - home kit

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Troubleshooting FAULT PROB AB L E CAUSE REMEDY XR9 does not Blown fuse, power cable Check fuse check power turn on not properly connected cable Check antenna display message Satellite antenna not connected Antenna or cable is faulty Check satellite connection to XR9 Contact system installer or vendor Audio static or FM modulator frequency Switch to another FM loss of clarity contains static frequency Vehicle antenna not connected to radio Check vehicle antenna cable. No signal on XR9 display No sound Check for obstacles over or around antenna 1. Audio cables not connected. 2. Incorrect FM modulator Frequency Change location to eliminate nearby obstacles (bridges, etc.) 1. Check cables at XR9 and radio. 2. Select another FM modulator frequency. Specifications Audio Output (100-250 ohms): 650mV RMS Maximum Power Supply: Dimensions (W x H x D): 6 Volt, Negative Ground, DC Input CAUTION: Use only the Audiovoxapproved adapter specified in the Home (XH9) and Vehicle (XC9) kit for the XR9 Satellite Radio Receiver, or the XR9 could could be severely damaged. 110.0mm x 71.0mm x 26.0mm (4.30" x 2.8" x 1.02" ) Weight 6.5 Ounces -29- 128-7220A 29 of 32

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Troubleshooting
Specifications
Audio Output
(100-250 ohms): 650mV RMS Maximum
Power Supply:
6 Volt, Negative Ground, DC Input
CAUTION:
Use only
the Audiovox-
approved adapter specified in the
Home (XH9) and Vehicle (XC9) kit
for the XR9 Satellite Radio Receiver,
or the XR9 could could be severely
damaged.
Dimensions
(W x H x D):
110.0mm x 71.0mm x 26.0mm
(4.30”
x
2.8”
x
1.02” )
Weight
6.5 Ounces
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