XM Satellite Radio SA10085 manual Troubleshooting

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Section 6

Troubleshooting

Your Roady2 is designed and built to provide you with trouble-free performance without the need for service. If it does not appear to be functioning correctly, please follow these troubleshooting steps:

1.Make sure all connectors are properly attached.

2.Make sure the cigarette lighter/auxiliary power socket is clean and free of corrosion.

3.Make sure the adaptor is firmly seated in the cigarette lighter/ auxiliary power socket.

4.Check the adaptor fuse by unscrewing the ribbed end of the adaptor and examining it. If required, replace with a 1-amp fuse only. If your cigarette lighter adaptor does not have a removable end cap, then it is equipped with an internal fuse that resets itself after it is left unpowered for a period of time.

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Contents User FCC ID RS2SA10085 Welcome About XM About RoadyAbout Delphi Contents Getting Started Activating Roady2 Roady2 Receiver Roady2 Display ScreenChannel name, channel number, artist name Basic Channel Selection Basic OperationsTurning Roady2 On and Off Preview and select channels using the Tuning Wheel Changing the Display Save and Recall Artist Name and Song Title InformationFM Frequency only available when FM modulator is turned on MenuAudio Level Screen ColorContrast Antenna Aiming TuneSelectStock Ticker Direct TuneAuto-Off Factory DefaultAuto-On Hooking up your Roady2 Receiver InstallationRoady2 Kit Set-up Cassette Adaptor FM Modulator Wireless FM ModulatorDirect Connect Roady2 Installation Your Roady2 can be installed as followsSection Removing swivel mount from your dashboard Attach car mount to backAntenna Installation XM Antenna Set-upCable Routing Final installation Reference Taking Care of Your Roady2Troubleshooting No Signal If you see this on the display You shouldIf this happens You should Technical Information Contacting Product Technical Support and Customer ServiceAvailable Accessories XM Satellite Radio Limited Consumer Warranty How you the Customer can get service How state law relates to the warranty