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Available memory or signal strength – Green portion indicates amount of storage taken up by locked XM songs (page 40). In “Live XM” mode, you will see a signal strength indicator instead.
Indicates XM channel, playlist, or MP3 genre.
Progress bar – Shows total track length and cur- rent location within a track while playing songs in “My Music.”
Battery charge
Mode – (((XM))) shows you’re listening to live XM.
(((My Music))) shows you’re listening to stored XM content or MP3/WMA tracks.
H – ”H” indicates that the power switch is set in the “hold” position.
Clock
Channel number
Artist name
Song title
Remote
Power button
Left arrow button – Pressing the left arrow button allows you to “back out” of or exit most menus.
Volume
Record – Record a song or channel.
Bookmark – Tag interesting songs or tracks.
Numeric keypad – Select
XM channels by channel
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Mode – “Live XM” or
“My Music” (recorded
content).
XM button – Access
menus and confirm
selections.
Arrow buttons –
Select menu entries,
change channels.
Pause/Mute – Pause playback or mute live XM.
Favorites – Go to favorite channels.
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