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Panasonic Sirius Satellite Radio Cr Srf100 Operating Instructions
Panasonic Sirius Satellite Radio Cr Srf100 Operating Instructions
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10025 And repeated pressing of the [SEL] button will have the following effect:
followed shortly by:
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10025 And repeated pressing of the [SEL] button will have the following effect:
followed shortly by:
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10026 The display reverts to:
If the ARTIST or TITLE information is not available, the words “ARTIST” and “TITLE” are remain in their
place. If a PDT field other than ARTIST and TITLE does not contain information the field is skipped and the
next field that contains data is displayed.
DISPLAY WHEN TUNING TO A CHANNEL STORED IN A PRESET
No matter what mode you are in (PRESET, CHANNEL or CATEGORY), if you tune to a channel that is also
stored in a preset (rotating the [SEL]knob OR pressing...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/58/65428/w64_cr-srf100_en_om_d-26.png "Page 27
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10026 The display reverts to:
If the ARTIST or TITLE information is not available, the words “ARTIST” and “TITLE” are remain in their
place. If a PDT field other than ARTIST and TITLE does not contain information the field is skipped and the
next field that contains data is displayed.
DISPLAY WHEN TUNING TO A CHANNEL STORED IN A PRESET
No matter what mode you are in (PRESET, CHANNEL or CATEGORY), if you tune to a channel that is also
stored in a preset (rotating the [SEL]knob OR pressing...")
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10027
(STORING CHANNELS IN PRESETS
To store a channel in a preset, press and hold the preset button for 2 seconds. The receiver will emit a
short beep, indicating the channel is stored at that preset button in the current preset group.
RECALLING PRESET CHANNELS
If the user presses and releases a preset button [1] – [6]the system will select the channel stored at the
preset number for the current preset group.
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(STORING CHANNELS IN PRESETS
To store a channel in a preset, press and hold the preset button for 2 seconds. The receiver will emit a
short beep, indicating the channel is stored at that preset button in the current preset group.
RECALLING PRESET CHANNELS
If the user presses and releases a preset button [1] – [6]the system will select the channel stored at the
preset number for the current preset group.
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10029
EXITING FROM CATEGORY MODE
You exit category mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
• press the [CHANNEL]button to enter CHANNEL mode.
• press the [PRESET]button to enter PRESET mode.
• enter SETUP mode.
The system indicates exiting category mode by turning off the category mode indicator located next to the
category button.
SELECTING A CATEGORY
You select a category by pressing the [CATEGORY] button until the desired category is displayed. If the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/58/65428/w64_cr-srf100_en_om_d-29.png "Page 30
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10029
EXITING FROM CATEGORY MODE
You exit category mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
• press the [CHANNEL]button to enter CHANNEL mode.
• press the [PRESET]button to enter PRESET mode.
• enter SETUP mode.
The system indicates exiting category mode by turning off the category mode indicator located next to the
category button.
SELECTING A CATEGORY
You select a category by pressing the [CATEGORY] button until the desired category is displayed. If the...")
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7.5. Channel Mode
The channel mode provides user access to all available channels in sequential order.
(also called “all channels” mode)
ENTERING CHANNEL MODE
You enter channel mode by pressing the [CHANNEL]button. The system indicates entering channel mode by
illuminating the channel mode indicator located next to the channel button. No special message display occurs.
EXITING CHANNEL MODE
You exit channel mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
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7.5. Channel Mode
The channel mode provides user access to all available channels in sequential order.
(also called “all channels” mode)
ENTERING CHANNEL MODE
You enter channel mode by pressing the [CHANNEL]button. The system indicates entering channel mode by
illuminating the channel mode indicator located next to the channel button. No special message display occurs.
EXITING CHANNEL MODE
You exit channel mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
•...")
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10031
7.6. Preset Mode
The Sirius satellite system has a preset mode that allows the user to change channels within custom stored
presets. The system has the ability to store up to eighteen presets (18 channel numbers assigned to buttons),
six individual presets in three groups.
ENTERING PRESET MODE
A user enters preset mode by pressing the[PRESET]button.
When you enter preset mode, the system indicates entering preset mode by illuminating the preset mode
indicator located next to the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/58/65428/w64_cr-srf100_en_om_d-31.png "Page 32
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10031
7.6. Preset Mode
The Sirius satellite system has a preset mode that allows the user to change channels within custom stored
presets. The system has the ability to store up to eighteen presets (18 channel numbers assigned to buttons),
six individual presets in three groups.
ENTERING PRESET MODE
A user enters preset mode by pressing the[PRESET]button.
When you enter preset mode, the system indicates entering preset mode by illuminating the preset mode
indicator located next to the...")
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EXITING FROM PRESET MODE
You exit preset mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
• press the [CHANNEL]button to enter CHANNEL mode.
• press the [CATEGORY]button to enter CATEGORY mode.
• enter SETUP mode.
The system indicates exiting preset mode by turning off the preset mode indicator located next to the pre-
set button.
SELECTING GROUPS OF PRESETS
If the preset mode screen is being displayed, further presses of the [PRESET]button cycles through the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/58/65428/w64_cr-srf100_en_om_d-32.png "Page 33
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10032
EXITING FROM PRESET MODE
You exit preset mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this …
• press the [CHANNEL]button to enter CHANNEL mode.
• press the [CATEGORY]button to enter CATEGORY mode.
• enter SETUP mode.
The system indicates exiting preset mode by turning off the preset mode indicator located next to the pre-
set button.
SELECTING GROUPS OF PRESETS
If the preset mode screen is being displayed, further presses of the [PRESET]button cycles through the...")
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CHANNEL SELECTION WITHIN PRESET MODE
As the [SEL]knob is rotated, the system increments or decrements to the next preset. It will scroll
through all 18 preset channels (group 1 – preset 1) through (group 3 – preset 6) starting from the current
preset group.
After reaching the end of the presets, further turning of the [SEL]knob will wrap abound the preset groups
such that if [SEL]is rotated:
• clockwise past (group 3 – preset 6) … (group 1 – preset 1) will be selected.
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CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10033
CHANNEL SELECTION WITHIN PRESET MODE
As the [SEL]knob is rotated, the system increments or decrements to the next preset. It will scroll
through all 18 preset channels (group 1 – preset 1) through (group 3 – preset 6) starting from the current
preset group.
After reaching the end of the presets, further turning of the [SEL]knob will wrap abound the preset groups
such that if [SEL]is rotated:
• clockwise past (group 3 – preset 6) … (group 1 – preset 1) will be selected.
•...")
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10030 7.5. Channel Mode The channel mode provides user access to all available channels in sequential order. (also called “all channels” mode) ENTERING CHANNEL MODE You enter channel mode by pressing the [CHANNEL]button. The system indicates entering channel mode by illuminating the channel mode indicator located next to the channel button. No special message display occurs. EXITING CHANNEL MODE You exit channel mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this … • press the [CATEGORY]button to enter CATEGORY mode. • press the [PRESET]button to enter PRESET mode. • enter SETUP mode. The system indicates exiting channel mode by turning off the channel mode indicator located next to the channel button. SELECTING CHANNELS WHILE IN CHANNEL MODE As the [SEL] knob is rotated, the system will increment or decrement to the next available channel number. This channel scrolling is independent of categories or presets. For example, if you are on channel 45 (normally in the ROCK category) and you increment to the next available channel (say 49), this new channel might be in the JAZZ category. The CDU will wrap around after the low or high channel number is reached. SEL PWR 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 30
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10031 7.6. Preset Mode The Sirius satellite system has a preset mode that allows the user to change channels within custom stored presets. The system has the ability to store up to eighteen presets (18 channel numbers assigned to buttons), six individual presets in three groups. ENTERING PRESET MODE A user enters preset mode by pressing the[PRESET]button. When you enter preset mode, the system indicates entering preset mode by illuminating the preset mode indicator located next to the preset button. The CDU also momentarily displays the preset mode screen (indicating the current preset group number). Entering preset mode does not change the audio content (channel) being played.The system continues to play the same channel until [SEL]is rotated (changing the channel selection) or until a preset button [1] – [6]is pressed. 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 31
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10032 EXITING FROM PRESET MODE You exit preset mode by entering a different mode. There are several ways to do this … • press the [CHANNEL]button to enter CHANNEL mode. • press the [CATEGORY]button to enter CATEGORY mode. • enter SETUP mode. The system indicates exiting preset mode by turning off the preset mode indicator located next to the pre- set button. SELECTING GROUPS OF PRESETS If the preset mode screen is being displayed, further presses of the [PRESET]button cycles through the 3 groups, in ascending order, wrapping around when the last group was displayed. The preset mode screen will be displayed for a fixed time after the last button press of [PRESET]. Afterwards, the system returns to the previous display format and the last preset group selected becomes the “current” preset group. 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 32
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10033 CHANNEL SELECTION WITHIN PRESET MODE As the [SEL]knob is rotated, the system increments or decrements to the next preset. It will scroll through all 18 preset channels (group 1 – preset 1) through (group 3 – preset 6) starting from the current preset group. After reaching the end of the presets, further turning of the [SEL]knob will wrap abound the preset groups such that if [SEL]is rotated: • clockwise past (group 3 – preset 6) … (group 1 – preset 1) will be selected. • counter-clockwise past (group 1 – preset 1) … (group 3 – preset 3) will be selected. SEL PWR 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 33
8. System Components & Specifications There are 5 basic components to the system: 1. SSR Receiver 2. Antenna (Sold Separately) 3. Controller / Display Unit (Included in CR-SRF100) 4. FM Modulator (Included in CR-SRF100) 5. Receiver Wiring Harness 6. Installation Instructions Guide Supplied Hardware 7. Mounting Screws for Receiver (4) 8. Dual-lock Fasteners for Control Display unit (2 sets) CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10034 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 34
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10035 8.1. SSR Receiver … (CR-ZX0161Z) SPECIFICATIONS: • Operating Temperature Range: -40∞C to +85 ∞C • Power Supply: 12VDC (9 – 16VDC), Negative Ground • Max RMS Current Consumption less than 2.0A @ 25 ∞C 14v • Peak Current Consumption less than 2.5A @ 25 ∞C 14v • Dimensions: 195mm(L) x 141mm(W) x 32mm(H) • Weight: 1.1 kg • Frequency Range … S-Band: 2319.75MHz to 2332.75MHz • Audio Output Level: 2 Vrms differential (1 Vrms single ended) • Signal to Noise Ratio: -95db (A-Weighted) • Stereo Separation: 56dB @ 1KHz • Connector 1 (Satellite Antenna Input) type: Blue FAKRA connector. • Connector 2 (Terrestrial Antenna Input) type: White FAKRA connector. • Connector 3 (I/O Connector) type: 20 circuit automotive connector 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 35
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10036 8.2.Control Display Unit (CDU) …(CY-CX0160Z) SPECIFICATIONS: • Operating Temperature Range: -40∞C to +85∞C • Power Supply: +5.8 VDC • Nominal Current Consumption 360 mA • Dimensions: 149mm(L) x 47mm(W) x 33mm(H) • Weight: 0.25 kg • Display output: 2 line x 16 character VFD display output. • Indicator output: 3 separate LEDs • Lead type & length: 2 meters long – 6-wire (24 AWG) – with shielding. • Connector type: 8 position plug 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 36
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10037 8.3. FM Modulator … (CY-ZX0160Z) SPECIFICATIONS: • Operating Temperature Range: -40∞C to +85∞C • Power Supply: 12VDC (9 – 16), Negative Ground • Max RMS Current Consumption 90 mA • Dimensions: 87mm(L) x 106mm(W)(“ear-to-ear”) x 22mm(H) • Weight: 0.25 kg • Frequency Range: 10 frequencies (88.7 MHz --> 90.5 MHz in 0.2 MHz increments) • RF Output Power: -25dB • Max Input Audio: 2 Vrms • Signal to Noise Ratio: > 45dB • Stereo Separation: > 50dB • Lead 1 (Antenna Input) type & length: Red 22 AWG center conductor shielded wire with: - black insulation (1 meter long) - connector 1 (Antenna Input) type with standard antenna connector (receptacle). • Lead 2 (RF Output) type & length: White 22 AWG center conductor shielded wire with: - black insulation (1 meter long) - connector 2 (RF Output) type with standard antenna connector (jack). • Connector 3 (left audio input) type: White RCA male connector • Connector 4 (right audio input) type: Red RCA male connector • Connector 5 (FM Modulator control): 2-wire connector (3.5 meter wire length): - Lead 5 22 AWG black ground wire - Lead 6: 22 AWG cyan & yellow control wire 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 37
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT100 38 8.4. Receiver Wiring Harness…(M2C457018) SPECIFICATIONS: • Connector 1 (CDU connector): 8 position plug • Wire type & length: 4 meters – 6-wire (22 AWG) – with shielding. • Connector 2 (I/O Connector): 20 circuit automotive connector • Connector 3 (left audio input): white RCA female connector (0.4 meter wire length) • Connector 4 (right audio input): red RCA female connector (0.4 meter wire length) • Connector 5 (FM Modulator control): 2-wire connector (0.65 meter wire length): 20 AWG cyan & yellow control wire 20 AWG black ground wire • Lead 6 (Ground): 20 AWG black wire (0.65 meter wire length) • Lead 7 (Accessory power): 20 AWG red wire (0.65 meter wire length) with 0.5A in-line fuse) • Lead 8 (+ Battery power): 20 AWG yellow wire (0.65 meter wire length) with 3A in-line fuse) 0.5 A SW GND BA T 3.0 A (Included with CR-SRF100 Kit) 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 38
CR-SRF100/CR-SRT10039 8.5. Receiver Wiring Harness…(M2C457019) (Included with CR-SRT100 Kit) SPECIFICATIONS: • Connector 1 (CDU connector): 8 position plug • Wire type & length: 6 meters – 6-wire (22 AWG) – with shielding. • Connector 2 (I/O Connector): 20 circuit automotive connector • Connector 3 (left audio input): white RCA female connector (0.4 meter wire length) • Connector 4 (right audio input): red RCA female connector (0.4 meter wire length) • Lead 6 (Ground): 20 AWG black wire (0.65 meter wire length) • Lead 8 (+ Battery power): 20 AWG yellow wire (0.65 meter wire length) with 3A in-line fuse) 17233_SGould 08/15/02 14:46 Page 39