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    CX -SR1 0 Sirius ® Sat ellite Ant enna Installation Manual ©2002 Ken wood USA Corporation. All Rights Reserved.[...]

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    Introduction Y our Sirius satellit e antenna, appro ved by Sirius Satellit e Radio, Inc., has been spe- cially designed to receiv e signals from Sirius' three sat ellites and Sirius' network of ground-based "repeat er" transmitters. Figure 1: Ideal reception pattern Figure 2: Effect of obstruction on reception pattern Roof-Mount[...]

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    Mechanical data: Electrical data: General Instructions Satellit e antennas are e xtremely sensitive and finely specified to facilitat e reception of satellit e signals under a variety of conditions across the whole of North America. It is important to read these instructions carefully to ensure that the antenna is mounted pr operly in the best loca[...]

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    Shor tening the ant enna "tail" The antenna module is supplied with a 6 inch tail. F or vehicles with flat r oofs (SUVs, Mini-vans) and f or conv er tibles, it is possible to shorten the tail by up t o 2 inches. NOTE : For v v ehicles w w ith a a s s loping r r oof, o o r i i f t t he m m odule i i s m m ounted o o n t t he t t runk o o f[...]

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    Inst alling on Sedans The antenna module should be locat ed along the centerline of the r oof, at least 4 inches from the rear windo w . Figure 7: Installed antenna The antenna cables should be tuck ed and routed underneath the rubber molding around the rear windo w and into the trunk. Note: R outing the cable in the window molding will not af f ec[...]

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    Figure 9: Cables routed separately T wo types of windo w moldings (Outside and Encapsulated) are used on most vehi- cles. Both are suitable f or concealing the antenna cable. Figure 10: Outside rubber molding (most common) Figure 11: Encapsulated molding (less common) Note: The windo w molding will be more flexible and easier to work with at r oom [...]

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    Figure 12: Cables routed in standard molding 6. Route the cable from the lo west point of the rear window into the trunk area. T ake advantage of an y existing cable channel or wiring conduit. Figure 13: Entering the trunk through cable channel Figure 14 Cables routed directly through the molding and through the cable channel to the interior 8[...]

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    7 . If there is no suitable cable channel, the cable may be rout ed directly from the window molding to the right or left corner of the trunk. Figure 15: Cable routing along the trunk rubber molding It may be necessary to remov e the plastic housings from the antenna connectors in order t o feed the cables thr ough narrow openings. Not e: Remember [...]

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    Inst alling on Conv er tibles On conv er tibles the antenna module should be locat ed on the centerline of the trunk appro ximately 6 inches fr om the rear window . W ARNING: Mounting the antenna on the trunk will only work with convertibles. For all other types of v ehicles mount the antenna on the roof. Figure 18: Mounted on trunk of convertible [...]

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    3. Drill a small hole or cut a gap into the rubber slee ve and lead the cable through the interior trim t o the receiver . Figure 21: Entering the interior through the cable channel Note: Man y convertibles have com posite trunk lids. In such cases it will be necessary to creat e a metal "ground plane". This can be done b y gluing aluminu[...]

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    Inst alling on SUVs, Miniv ans and 5-Door V ehicles The antenna module should be locat ed on the centerline of the r oof, not less than 4 inches from the gap betw een the roof and tailgat e: Figure 23: Minivan with Antenna Module Note t t he f f ollowing: • If the vehicle is eq uipped with a roof rack, the cr ossbar should be placed at least 6 in[...]

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    2. Route the cable be tween the roof and the tailgate t o the inside. T ake advantage of any e xisting cable channel or wiring conduit. 3. There are two alternativ e methods to rout e the cable under the headliner and to the receiver: a. The cable ma y be routed t o the cable channel, lif t up the channel and go through the small opening and push t[...]

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    Mounting on Pickup T rucks The antenna module should be mount ed on the centerline of the r oof appro ximately 4 inches from the rear of the cab. The cables ma y be routed into the cab thr ough the brake light ca vity. Figure 29: Pickup truck with antenna module 1. Follow st eps 1 to 4 under "Installing on Sedans" to attach the ant enna m[...]

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    Interne t www.kenwoodusa. com E -m m ail inquiry@kenwoodusa .com Telephon e 1 -8 8 0 0 -K K ENWOOD Main O O ffice P.O. B B ox 2 2 2745 Long B B each, C C A 9 9 0801 -5 5 745 ®2002 Ken wood USA Corporation. All rights reser ved.[...]