c.Apply power to the Shuttle system as outlined in the associated User Guide and obtain an audio output. If no audio is heard, move the antenna to different positions on the surface until an audio output is heard. This is the desired antenna position and should be marked with masking tape or by another non- scratch method.
d.After determining the optimum position, turn off Shuttle power, disconnect the power adapter from the wall outlet receptacle and disconnect the antenna cable.
e.Plan the routing of the antenna cable to the Shuttle RF input. Make sure you avoid any obstructions that could crimp, kink or twist the cable; use protective grommets wherever rough openings are encountered.
f.If the antenna is mounted outside, route the cable from the antenna position to the interior of the home, working the cable through the basement,under a window sill, etc.; make adjustments and take up slack whenever necessary.
g.Plug the antenna cable into the SAT (MAIN) connector on the back of the cradle.
j.Plug the female end of the AC cable into the DC adapter; then plug the DC Adapter jack into the DC 12V receptacle on the cradle.
k.Plug the other end of the AC cable into a 110- volt wall receptacle; the integral power LED in the Shuttle power button (
) will light red.
l.You are now ready to enjoy Sirius programming within your home.
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