XM Satellite Radio Satellite Radio Digital Audio Player manual Setup, Disconnecting Your SKYFi3

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Using SKYFi3 and Your PC

Using SKYFi3 and Your PC

Setup

1.Before you install XM+Napster, make sure that your radio is activated and that you know your Radio ID (page 2). You’ll need it to register for XM+Napster.

2.Make sure your SKYFi3 is not connected to your PC.

3.Insert the included CD into your computer’s CD drive. Choose the “XM+Napster Install” option from the main menu to view the installa- tion menu.

3.Start the installation by clicking on the “Install XM+Napster” button. Fol- low the onscreen directions to complete the process.

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4.Once installation is complete, close the XM+Napster CD window, eject the CD, and restart your computer. Once your computer restarts, launch XM+Napster, plug your SKYFi3 into your PC using the USB cable, and you’re ready to go.

Warning: make sure you use the supplied

USB cable - other cables may not allow your

SKYFi3 to charge or communicate with your PC.

You can connect your SKYFi3 through a powered

USB hub. Do not use an unpowered USB hub.

NOTE: If you are using a Macintosh, your SKYFi3 will mount as an external drive. You can copy files to your SKYFi3 using the Macintosh Finder. How- ever, you will be unable to use XM+Napster to transfer and organize your files.

Disconnecting Your SKYFi3

Before unplugging the USB cable, safely disconnect SKYFi3 from your PC by using one of the following methods:

1.In Windows, right click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon on the right side of the Windows taskbar. Select “USB Mass Storage Device” and click Stop.

2.In XM+Napster, click on the “Disconnect Device” icon or

select “File” and “Disconnect Portable Device” from the pull down

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menu.

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Contents XM Satellite Radio Digital Audio Player Need help? Activating Your SKYFi3 ControlsTable of Contents Getting Started Getting StartedAbout Delphi Some Important RemindersFeatures Controls SKYFi 3 Player Controls SKYFi3 in Your VehiclePlacing the Antenna Using SKYFi3 in Your VehicleChanging Display Orientation Mounting Your SKYFi3 Swivel Mount Vent MountDisplay Symbols and Icons Display Live XM ModeSignal Strength Menu ItemsDisplay My Music Mode Remote Control Using Your SKYFi3 with an External Audio SourceUpdating SKYFi3 Firmware Updating SKYFi3 FirmwareListening to Live XM Listening to Live XMSelecting Channels with the Car Cradle Selecting ChannelsDirect Entry Using the Car Dock Saving Favorites Using the Car DockFavorites Replaying XM Content Accessing Your FavoritesCategory Browsing Playing Live XMDelayed Start Recording Recording Live XMListening to Live XM Recording Live XM Recording a Single SongUsing the Car Dock Recording a ChannelScheduling a Recording Session Editing a SessionListening to My Music Accessing Your MusicListening to My Music Organizing Your Music PlaylistsChanging Artists Changing back to All SongsDeleting Songs Locking SongsPlaying Songs in a Playlist Removing Playlist ItemsPersonalizing Your SKYFi3 Listening to My Music Personalizing Your SKYFi3Selecting Multiple Songs Making any FM Radio an XM RadioLive XM Mode Main Menu Preferences in Settings menuSet-Up in Settings menu My Music Mode Main MenuDisplay Settings Audio Settings Erase a Stock Symbol TuneSelect Info Extras Stock TickerChannel Access Other Info ExtrasDirect Tune Channel Skip/AddUsing SKYFi3 and Your PC Personalizing Your SKYFi3 Using SKYFi3 and Your PCResetting Factory Defaults Erase MemorySetup Disconnecting Your SKYFi3XM+Napster Features Registering For XM+NapsterTransferring Content Using an optional sold separately MicroSD Card ReaderUsing Digital Audio Files from CD Listening to XM Radio OnlineAccessories sold separately Troubleshooting Other Things You Should KnowOther Things You Should Know CareInformation No audio when listening to Specifications 5V DCWarranty Other Things You Should Know WarrantyDelphi Limited Consumer Warranty United States of America Model NumbersHow You the Customer Can Get Service How State Law Relates to the WarrantyDelphi Limited Consumer Warranty Canada How Provincial Law Relates to the Warranty