Audiovox XSN1V1 User Guide - Page 23

Step 4: Connect the Audio To play XM audio through your vehicle's stereo or FM radio, decide on one of the following audio connection options: • Option 1: Best: Use the provided Aux In Cable if your vehicle's stereo system has an auxiliary input connection or jack. Refer to your vehicle's owners manual to find the location of the auxiliary input jack, or consult the vehicle dealer. 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. • 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 www.xmradio.com/accessories. • Option 3: Good: Use the PowerConnect feature of Snap. PowerConnect plays XM audio through your vehicle's FM radio. • Option 4: Best: Use an FM Direct Adapter. If none of the previous three audio connection options will work in your vehicle, then you will need to use an FM Direct Adapter (FMDA) (sold separately). The FMDA needs to be installed by a professional installer and directly connects Snap to your vehicle's FM radio. To learn more, check with the retailer where you bought your Radio, or go to www.xmradio.com/accessories. Follow the installation instructions in the next several sections for the audio connection option that you have selected. 23