Clarion SIRIUS DSC920S User manual

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Satellite Radio

Thank you for purchasing this
* Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
+After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e.g., glove compartment).
* Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
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Buttons and their Functions ...................................................................................... 3
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The DSC920S can easily be damaged by
moisture, high temperatures or high humidity.
Keep the inside of the car clean and well
ventilated.
Never subject the DSC92OS to strong shocks
or open its case. Doing so may result in dam-
age.
Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe dirt off the
DSC920S. Never use a hard cloth or thinner,
alcohol, etc. For tough dirt, apply some cold
or lukewarm water to a soft cloth and wipe off
the dirt gently.
The DSC920S has been designed to activate
the Clarion Sirius Satellite Radio Receiver in the
Stand alone mode.
tvloreover, even if the unit was connected with
the main unit compatible with the CeNET con-
nection (Sirius-ready unit built-in), the SIRIUS
Satellite Receiver can be controlled from the
DSC920S or the main unit.
tain a subscriber contract and enable reception
of Sirius Satellite Radio is to call the Sirius Ser-
vice Center (888”539-SIAI) and inform us of
your Sirius ID and a few other details.
“, refer to the subsection
Thank you for purchasing this Clarion DSC920S.
*Please read this owner's manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
*After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in ahandy place (e.g., glove compartment).
*Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
Contents
1. PRECAUTIONS 2
2. SUMMARY
OFTHE DSC920S 2
3. CONTROLS 3
Names of the Buttons and their Functions 3
Display Items 4
4. OPERATIONS 5
5. INSTALLATION 8
1. The DSC920S can easily be damaged by
moisture, high temperatures
or high humidity.
Keep the inside of the car clean and well
ventilated.
2. Never subject the DSC920S to strong shocks
or open its case. Doing so may result in dam-
age.
3. Use asoft, dry cloth to wipe dirt off the
DSC920S. Never use ahard cloth or thinner,
alcohol, etc. For tough dirt, apply some cold
or lukewarm water to asoft cloth and wipe off
the dirt gently.
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The DSC920S has been designed to activate
the Clarion Sirius Satellite Radio Receiver in the
Stand alone mode.
Moreover, even if the unit was connected with
the main unit compatible with the CeNET con-
nection (Sirius-ready unit built-in), the SIRIUS
Satellite Receiver can be controlled from the
DSC920S or the main unit.
2 DSC920S
III To receive Sirius Satellite Radio
The Sirius Satellite Radio Receiver that is con-
nected with the DSC920S holds a"SIRIUS 10"
for user identification. All you have to do to ob-
tain asubscriber contract and enable reception
of Sirius Satellite Radio is to call the Sirius Ser-
vice Center (88S-S39-SIRI) and inform us of
your Sirius ID and afew other details.
For your "SIRIUS 10", refer to the subsection
"Verifying
your SIRIUS 10" in the section "OP-
ERATIONS".

e n
* Used to turn the power on or off.
0 Used to switch the Tuning mode (seek/
manual) when pressed and held for 1 second
or longer.
i
@ he Category selection mode on
or off.
e Used to perform the preset scan when the
button is pressed and held for 1 second or
longer.
n
switch the Text mode.
e The text display in the operation status indica-
tion scrolls when the button is pressed and
held for ‘1second or longer.
Q Used to move the channel up or down.
*JUsed to search up or down the channel in the
Category selection mode.
* Used to switch the adjustment item in the Ad-
just mode.
e Used to move the channel faster when kept
pressed.
Used to move the preset channel up or down,
Used to move the category up or down in the
Category selection mode.
Used to switch the item adjustment or the item
in the Adjust mode. (Contrast adjustment,
SIRIUS ID display switching)
I n
* Used to enter the Preset memory mode.
* Received channels are stored in the preset
channels when the button is pressed and held
for 2 seconds or longer.
e Used to enter the Adjust mode when pressed
and held for 1 second or longer. When
pressed, the Adjust mode is terminated.
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[P-M] button
•Used to enter the
•Received channels are stored in the preset
channels when
lhe bUtton. is pres
for 2seconds Or longer.
[,&], [T] Dutton
•Used to move the preset channel up
•Used to move the category up. or d
Category selection mode.
•Used to switch.the item adjustment
in the Adjust mode. (Contq3stadjust
SIRIUS
10 display sWitching)
[55] button
•Used to switch the screen saver.
OFF
SS1 SS2 OFF .
•Used to enter the Adjust mode when pressed
and held for 1second
or longer. When
pressed, the Adjust mode is terminated.
Names of the Buttons and theirFunc
[SCAN] outton
oUsed to perform the category scan.
oUsed to perform the preset scan when the
button is pressed and held for 1second
or
longer.
[SAT] button
•Used to turn the power on or off.
[CAT] button
•Used to turn the Category selection mode on
or off.
[BAND] button
•Used to switch the reception band.
@Used to switch the Tuning mode (seek!
manual) when pressed and held for 1second
or longer.
[DISP] button
•Used to switch the Text mode.
•The text display
in the operation status indica-
tion scrolls when the button is pressed and
held for 1second or longer.
[<<III], [~>] button
•Used to move the channel up or down.
•Used to search up or down the channel
in the
Category selection mode.
~ Used to switch the adjustment item in the Ad-
justmode.
•Used to move the channel faster when kept
pressed.
DSC920S

-.--- SAT(satellite) indication
Preset channel indication (1 to 6) x.-.-
--- Operation status
indication
MANU (manual) indication ”
__PRESET indication
__ CAT(category) indication
‘%-SCAN indication
a Lights in the SIRIUS mode, goes off in some * Lights when tuning is performed in the tvlanual
other mode or when the power is turned off. mode.
: channel No.
AST : displayed when the contrast
adjustment is selected in the
Adjust mode.
>> : displayed when the SlRllJS ID
is confirmed.
: displayed when the Category
selection mode is selected.
: displayed when a channel is
being tuned in (no signal is yet
received).
~~~ : displayed when a channel not
covered by your contract is se-
lected.
: displayed when the receiver is
turned on or after a reset.
: a channel without a broadcast
has been selected.
2” or
mode.
* Lights when category scan is performed or
when preset scan is performed.
in n:
un the Category se-
lection mode or when category scan is per-
formed.
0 Lights when the unit enters the Preset
memory mode.
DSC92OS
MANU (manual) indication
---- SAT(satellite) indication
Preset channel indication
(1 to 6) _ .•.•
ICAT(category) indication
"- SCAN indication
SAl" (satellite) indication:
•• Lightsirl the SIRIUS mode, goes off in some
othl'1fmOde or when the power is turned off.
Operation status indication:
••Station names, etc. are displayed.
•examples
:channel
No.
PSCAN :preset scan
c;PNTRAST: displayed when the contrast
adjustment is selected in the
Adjust mode.
ESN» :displayed when the SIRIUS ID
is confirmed.
:displayed when the Category
selectionmode is selected.
LINKING :displayed when achannel is
being tuned
in (no signal is yet
received).
NOSIGNUP :. displayed when achannel not
covered by your contract is se-
lected.
:displayed when the receiver
.is
turned on or after areset.
: a channel without abroadcast
has been selected.
Dindication:
t~when the band ("SATi", "SAT2" or
13")is being received in the SAT mode.
... DSC920S
MANU (manual) indication:
•Lights when tuning is performed in the Manual
mode.
SCAN indication:
•Lights when category scan is performed or
when preset scan is performed.
CAT (category) indication:
3Lights when the unit enters the Category se-
lection mode or when category scan is per-
formed.
PRESET indication:
•Lights when the unit enters the Preset
memory mode.

en the power is turned on,
then the display is changed to the channel
being received.
or longer to enter t
Z-2”.
on for 1 second
:I;When the unit enters the SIRIUS ID display
mode, “ESN>>” is displayed and then the dis-
previous mode.
utton to select a band.
2” or ” 3”)
is light in the display.
There are two channel selection modes: seek
mode and manual mode.
ding channels without broad-
casts and channels not covered by the contract
can be selected during manual tuning.
1. Press and hold the [ ] (BMD) button for
1 second or longer.
e seek mode to manual mode
’ indicator on the display lights.
When this operation is performed in manual
mode, the seek mode is engaged and the
I& ” indicator on the display goes off.
notes:
81The receiver automatic verts to tfJe seek
button is not used for
7 seconds in the m
moves to channels above or below the cur-
rent channel one by one.
3. Press and hold the [
The receiver moves to seek channels below
or above the current channel and the chan-
nel found when either button is released is
received.
Only channels that can be received are selected
while channels without broadcasts and channels
not covered by the contract are automatically
nel below or above the current channel.
2. Press and hold the [ ] button.
The receiver moves annels below
or above the current channel. If the channel
found when either button is released is avail-
able that channel is received. Otherwise,
seeking continues until an available channel
is found.
for preset memory and 6
channels for each band, a total of 18 channels
can be stored in memory.
The indication concerning the preset memory is
displayed both in the BAND indication for the
band being received (’ 2”, or
preset stations are recalled in a sequential
order. ] button is pressed and the Pre-
set memory mode is engaged, preset stations
cannot be recalled.
* When the button is pressed, the sound is
muted and reception channel data are dis-
olaved in the Ooeration status indication in the
following order.’
Channel number (for example “CH 0%“) -)
abbreviated 8-digit channel name + returned
to the original display mode
DSC920S
and recE,pti()n
played in
following order.
Channel number 11m' "'''Am'
.... I''
abbreviated R-rllinit "h;~nrIAI
to the original
DSG920S
3. Press and hold the [<<ill] or[I»]for 1$
or longer.
The receiver moves to seek channe.lsbeloIN
or above
the current channel ariel m~ph3r1
nel found when either button is released is
received.
~ Seek tuning
Only channels that can be receivedareselepted
while channels without broadcasts and channels
not covered by the contract are automatically
skipped.
1. Press the
[<~] or [1»] button.
The receiver
seeks the next availa.blechan-
nel below
or above the Gyrr~pt ?~anprl.
2. Press and hold the [<4iI] or [1»] button.
The receiver moves
to seek chcmnels
or above the current
t;IIi:llllH:il.
found when either button reIEJ,a§E~d
able that channel is let;elveu. OUlenNise,
seeking continues
isfound.
*
Preset memory
3bands are av'3.i1a.ble l(vnr",,,,,,1
channels for a
can
be stored in memory.
The indication
cOlnc~lmirlg
displayed both
band being
"SAT3") and in
the preset number.
~ Recailinga
1. Press the
set station. Each
time the
preset stations
are recalled
order.
*When the [P-M] button
set memory mode
cannot be recalled.
Tuningmode
There are two channel selection modes: seek
mode and manual mode.
~ Manual tuning
Any channel including channels without broad-
casts and channels not covered
by the contract
can
be selected during manual tuning.
1. Press
and hold the [BAND] (BND) button for
1second
or longer.
*This changes the seek mode to manual mode
and the "MANU" indicator on the display lights.
When this operation is performed in manual
mode, the seek mode is engaged and the
"MANU" indicator
on the display goes off.
Notes:
•The receiverautomatically reverts to the seek
mode when the r<~] or r»->] button is not usedfor
7seconds in the manuaimode.
2. Press the [<4iI] or [1»] button. The receiver
moves
to channels above or below the cur-
rent channel one by one.
'" When the unit enters the SIRIUS 10 display
mode,
"E8N»" is displayed and then the dis-
play is changed
to the high-order 6digits of
the SIRIUS
10 ("012345 'V") in the Operation
status indication.
3. Press the ['V] button to change the low-or-
der 6digits of the SIRIUS 10 ("678901 A").
" To display the high-order 6digits of the
SIRIUS
ID again, press the [AJ button.
4. Press the
[<4iI] or [1»] button to return the
previous mode.
Verifying your Sirius lD
1. Press and hold the [58] button for 1second
or longer to enter
the Adjust mode.
2. Press the
[<4iI] or [1»] to select the "ESN
»11.
Turning the power on/off
1. Press the [SAT] button to turn the power on/
off.
When the power is turned on, "SAT" is dis-
played in the Operation status indication
and
then the display is changed to the channel
being received.
Selectinga band
1. Press the [BAND] button to select aband.
BAND indication ("SATi", "SA.2"
or "SAT3")
is light in the display.

casual memory
1. Select a channel to be memorized.
x:The reception channel number (“CH WI”) in
the Operation status indication blinks and the
PRESET indication light.
3. Press ] button to select a pre-
set nu morized.
+The selected preset number is displayed in
the Preset channel indication.
4. Press and hold the [
onds or longer to store the channel being re-
ceived in memory.
-&Ii]button is released within less than
ds, preset memory is cancelled and
the Preset memory mode is terminated.
There are two scan modes: a category scan
mode and a preset scan mode.
During scanning channels are displayed in ab-
breviated form and the display mode cannot be
In a category scan, broadcast channels in the
same category as the current channel are se-
N] button to start a category
egory scan.
got@:
] button to cancel a cat-
8 Category scanning is not available when no cat-
ory is defined for the current channel.
eset scan
A preset scan scans the channels (up to 18
channels) stored in the preset memory about
every 10 seconds.
1. Press and hold the [ ~A~] button for 1 sec-
ond or longer to start a preset scan.
N] button to cancel a preset
scan.
] button to enter the category
CAT indication is light in the
] button to select a cat-
lion.
e When the category selection mode is entered, the
category of the last received channel is dispiayed
first.
4 The category selection mode is canceled when
no channel with the selected category can be
found.
e Press the [ button withit?7 seconds af-
ter a channel has been set to continue seeking
channels up or down. The category selection
mode is canceled and normal reception is re-
sumed if no operation is performed for 7 seconds.
channel number channel name (long)
Screen saver mode is engaged, the displayed
text cannot be switched. If this happens, re-
lease the Screen saver mode and scroll the
displayed text again.
:kIf the reception channel is changed, the dis-
y changes in the order of channel number
channel name (short) and then the original
display mode is resumed.
* When there is no text information, the indica-
tion “--------‘I will appear on the display.
t
Scrolling is performed once when the title bemg
selected is changed or when the [ ] button
is pressed and held for 1 second or longer.
* Scrolling is not performed when a channel number,
abbreviated channel name or category is displayed.
DSC92OS
Operations
~ Manual memory
1. Select achannel to be memorized.
2. Press
the [P-M] button to enter the Preset
memory mode.
*The reception channel number ("CI-! 051") in
the Operation status indication blinks and the
PRESET indication light.
3. Press the [.6.] or [V] button to select apre-
set number to be memorized.
"The selected preset number is displayed in
the Preset channel indication.
4. Press
and hold the [P-M] button for 2sec-
onds or longer to store the channel being re-
ceived in memory.
* If the [P-M] button is released within less than
2seconds, preset memory is cancelled and
the Preset memory mode is terminated.
Scan function
There are two scan modes: a category scan
mode and a preset scan mode.
During scanning
channels are displayed in ab-
breviated form and the display mode cannot be
switched.
~ Category scanning
In a category scan, broadcast channels in the
same category as the current channel are se-
lected
about every 10 seconds.
1. Press
the [SCAN] button to start a category
scan.
2. Press
the [SCAN] button to cancel a cat-
egory scan.
Note:
•Category scanning is not available when no cat-
egory
is defined for the currentchannel.
@Preset scan
A preset scan scans the channels (up to 18
channels) stored in the preset memory about
every 10 seconds.
1.
Press and hold the [SCAN] button for 1sec-
ond or longer to start apreset scan.
2. Press
the [SCAN] button to cancel a preset
scan.
() OSC920S
Receiving statkms selected by
category
1. Press the [CAT] button to enter the category
selection mode. CAT indication is light in the
display.
2. Press the [.6.] or [V] but10n to select acat-
egory.
3. Press the [<411] or [~>] button to tune in asta-
tion.
Notes:
•When the categolyselection mode is entered, the
category
of the last received channel is displayed
first.
•The categoryselection mode is canceled when
no channel with the selected category can be
found.
•Press the
[<<4] or [fi»] button within 7seconds af-
terachannel has been
set to continue seeking
channels up
or down. The category selection
mode is canceled
and normalreception is re-
sumed
if no operation is performedfor 7seconds.
Switching the text display
1. Press the [DISP] button. Each time the
[DISP] button is pressed,
the item changes in
the follOWing order:
channel
number ~ channel name (long) ~
title ~ artist ~ category ~ R- TEXT
"When the [01131'] button is pressed while the
Screen saver mode is engaged, the displayed
text cannot be switched. If this happens, re-
lease the Screen saver mode and scroll the
displayed text again.
*If the reception channel is changed, the dis-
play changes
in the order of channel number
-+ channel name (short) and then the original
display mode is resumed.
*When there is no text information, the indica-
tion
"--------,, will appear on the display.
About the scrolling of the displayed text
Scrolling is performed once when the title being
selected is
changed or when the [DlSP] button
is pressed
and held for 1 second or longer.
*Scrolling is notperformed when achannel number,
abbreviated channel name orcategoryisdisplayed.

$1 button to switch the screen
saver. Each time the button is pressed, the
screen saver is switched in the order of
:I:If the screen saver is turned on and the button
operation is performed, the screen saver
mode is released.
After information corresponding to the button
operation is displayed for 30 seconds, the
screen saver displayed is returned.
When “c)FF” is selected, the display is not lit.
(only with backlight)
* If some other mode than SIRIUS mode is se-
lected with the system wire bound using
CeNET, the set screen saver works.
t
atch the
angle of installation of the unit.
*zThe factory default setting is “4”. (Adjustment level :
1 to 7)
1. Press and hold the [S ] button for 1 second
or longer ta enter the Adjust mode.
to adjust the contrast.
to return to the previ-
ous mode.
Switching the screen saver
i. Press the [88] button to switch the screen
saver. Each time the button is pressed, the
screen saver is switched in the order of OFF
... SS1 ... S82 ... OFF.
'" If the screen saver is turned on and the button
operation is performed, the screen saver
mode is released.
After information corresponding to the button
operation is displayed for 30 seconds, the
screen saver displayed is returned.
When "OFF" is selected, the display is not lit.
(only with backlight)
'" If some other mode than SIRIUS mode is se-
lected with the system wire bound using
CeNET,
Hle set screen saver works.
Adjusting the display contrast
You can adjust the display contrast to match the
angle of installation of the unit.
'" The factory default setting is "4". (Adjustment level:
ito 7)
i. Press and hold the [88] button for i second
or longer to enter the Adjust mode.
2. Press the ("-J or [ .. ] to adjust the contrast.
3. Press the [88] button to return to the previ-
ous mode.
080920S

1. This set is exclusively for use in cars with a
negative ground, 12 V power supply.
2. Read these instructions carefully.
3. Be sure to disconnect the battery IL” terminal
before starting. This is to prevent short cir-
cuits during installation. (Figure 1)
Car battery
@ Owner’s manual .......................................... 1
@ Warranty card .............................................. 1
@ Power suply cord.. ....................................... 1
@ Connection cord .......................................... 1
@ Parts bag .......................................................
* Cord holder ................................................ 2
eVelcro tape (large A) .................................. 2
eVelcro tape (small B) .................................. 2
Connect the connection cable securely.
Connect the L-shaped side of the connection
cable to the terminal of the Sirius Satellite Radio
(DSl-l920S).
~fffe:
For other connections, refer to the Owner’s manual
provided with the Sirius Safe/life Radio (L?S1392OS).
DSC92os
Before Installation
1. This set is exclusively for use in cars with a
negative ground, 12 Vpower supply.
2. Read these instructions carefully.
3. Be sure to disconnect the battery "-" terminal
before starting. This is to prevent short cir-
cuits during installation. (Figure 1)
Car battery
Accessories
CD Owner's manual 1
@Warranty card 1
®Power suply cord......................................... 1
@Connection cord 1
®Parts bag .
eCord holder 2
eVelcro tape (large A) 2
eVelcro tape (small B) 2
8DSC920S
Connect the connection cable securely.
Connect the L-shaped side of the connection
cable to the terminal of the Sirius Satellite Radio
(DSH920S).
Note:
For otherconnections, refer to the Owner's manual
provided with the Sirius Satellite Radio (08N9208).

e passenger’s seat
or stick the Velcro tape (large A) to the center
console.
(:Before sticking the Velcro tape. clean the sticking
surface.
‘- Choose a location where the driving of a car is not
hindered and the reception of the signals from the
remote control unit is ensured as well (Figure 2).
cro
tape (small B) to secure it (Figure 3).
:::Before sticking the Velcro tape, clean the sticking
surface.
1’To secure the cord, use the cord holder by sticking
it to the center console, etc. (Figure 4).
ofes:
Do not leave the Control unit at a location (dash-
board, etc.) where the temperature goes high. Oth-
erwise, the unit may be deformed or damaged
2%Screws are not enclosed with unit.
* Be sure to check the screw length. (M3 x 6mm
MAX)
Installation of the Control unit
II Installing location
Place the Control unit on the passenger's seat
or stick the Velcro tape (large A) to the center
console.
"' Before sticking the Velcro tape, clean the sticking
surface.
•• ,Choose alocation where the driving of acar is not
hindered and the reception of the signals from the
remote control unit is ensured
as well (Figure 2).
II How to instail the Control unit
When installing the Control unit, use the Velcro
tape (small B) to secure it (Figure 3).
"Before sticking the Velcro tape, clean the sticking
surface.
,. To secure the cord, use the cord holder by sticking
it
to the center console, etc. (Figure 4).
Notes:
Do notleave the Control unit at alocation (dash-
board, etc.) where the temperature goes high. Oth-
erwise, the unit maybe deformed
or damaged.
UP
,
____ '60 -:+-r
---- 3·-'-H
"'
\
__ -+117 --- 1fp<J'
How to install the Control unit (in case of
using screws) Fig 4
"Screws are
not enclosed with unit.
*Be sure to check the screw length. (M3 x 6mm
MAX)
Dashboard
--, '(
'rr~/t. Velcrotape
Fig 2I
~ _ II. (large A)
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The Clarion FM200 is a two-channel stereo FM modulator with selectable FM frequencies, variable gain, and a remote on/off
switch. It allows the addition of auxiliary audio sources to any FM radio (even those lacking auxiliary inputs). It can be used
with DVD players, videocassette players, MP3 players, and more. leJn/OffSwitch
1) Turn the On/Off switch to the On position
(This is the position with the “I” icon).
2) Turn on the radio and select the FM band.
Tune in either 88.7 or 89.1 (your installer can
advise you which frequency setting is being
used in your installation). Once you determine
the correct frequency, it is a good idea to store
the frequency using one of your radio’s preset
keys.
3) Turn on the auxiliary audio source (VCR, DVD,
PAP3player, etc.) and begin playback. The sound
from the source unit should now be audible over
your speakers.
4) To return to standard radio use, turn the OnlQff switch
to the Off position (this isthe position with the “0” icon).
On position
.- ff position
14.4V DC Nom.
(~~erat.i~g Range 10.8 to 15,W DC)
Max. Current Co~~su~~~~io~i: 2OOmA
Operating Frequencies: 88.7, 89.1 FM
Fuse rating (in Fuse/Filter box): 2A P\GC
(1) FM Modulator Main Unit with integrated harness.
(‘1)On/Dff Switch with integrated harness.
IO-FMZOO-00 (Rev. A) 2001 Clarion Corporalion of America
On/Off Switch
User Guide and Product Data Sheet
two-channel stereo FM modulator withselectable FM frequencies, variable gain, and aremote on/off
It~I!.?Wstheaddjtion of auxiliary audio sources to any FM radio (even those lacking auxiliary inputs). It can be used
VD players, videocassette players, MP3 players, and more.
'- Off position
Part$ list
(1) FM Modulator Main Unit with integrated harness.
(1) On/Off Switch with integrated harness.
Specifications:
Operating Voltage: 14.4V DC Nom.
(Operating
I~ange 10.8 to 15.6V DC)
Max. Current Consumption: 200mA
Operating Frequencies: 88.7,89.1
FM
Fuse rating (in Fuse/Filter box): 2A AGC
On position -_._--J'AL-
standard radio use, turn the On/Off switch
po:;iti<m (this
is the position with the "0" icon).
M200:
Offswitch to the
On position
the
poslt!cm with the "I" icon).
the radio and select the
FM band.
in either 88.7 or
89.1 (your installer can
ypuwhiCh frequency setting isbeing
your installation). Once you determine
(;'1ytfreqllency, it
is agood idea to store
qUency using one
of your radio's preset
$) Turrlon the auxiliary audio source (VCR, DVD,
MP3 player, etc.) and begin playback. The sound
from
the source unit should now be audible over
speakers.
10-FM200-00 (Rev. A)
2001 Clarion Corporation of America

1. Find a suitable location for the On I Off switc
Be sure that it is within easy reach of the driver
and can be operated safely from the seated position.
NOTE: TheO&Off switch requires a flat surface af
least 3/4” in diameter for mounting, with 1Iirear
clearamx?. Theswitch isprovided with 36” of wire -
take this into account whenselecting a location, or
you willhave to extend the switch wires.
2. Connect the RCA inputs to the audio source.
3. Connect the male antenna connector to the car radio’s
FM antenna input, and the female connector to the car
antenna.
NOTE: Some vehiclesmay require antenna
adapters (sold separately),
4. Connect the Black wire to chassis ground
5. Connect the Red wire to accessory +I 2V,
NOTE: Connectingto accessory +7’2Vwill ensure that
the FM moduiarorturns off when the ignition is turned
off. Connecting this wire lo -f12VConstant may cause
battery drain issues, and is recommended,
IO-FM200-00 (Rev. A) 2001 Clarion Corporation of America
Chassis Ground F?CA
Input from
Audio Source
1. Set the Frequency Select switch to either 88,7 or 89.1~ If a local radio
station uses the first frequency selected, LISQ?the other frequency.
2. Switch the On I Off switch to On ( the “I” position).
3. Turn on the car radio and tune to the frequency selected in Step 1.
4. Turn on the audio source connected to the FM Modulator. This audio
source should now be heard over tile vehicle speakers.
5. Set the level matching control %othat the volune level over the
speakers is the same as when listening to radio stations. If loud
passages sound distorted, lower the l-eve1 Matching Control setting.
RCA Input from
Audio Source
Frequency
-Selector Switch
[][]
88.7MHz 89.1MHz
InstallationInstructions
To Car
Antenna ,
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On/Off Switch l~ r~--""~' FBl~:._
l"Ied Wire
Chassis Ground ... To Accessory
-11 2V
Setmup and Testing
1, Set the Frequency Select switch to either 88,7 or 89.1. If alocal radio
station uses the first frequency selected, use the other frequency.
2, Switch the On /Off switc!l to On (the "I" position),
3. Turn on the car radio and tune to the frequency selected in Step 1.
4, Turn on the audio source connected to the FM Modulator. This audio
source should now be heard over the vehicle speakers.
5, Set the level rnatchin~J control so that the volume level over the
speakers is the same as when listening to radio stations.
If loud
passages sound (listorted, lower the Level Matching Control setting.
On/Off Switch
Plug-in Port
nhecnhe RCA inputs to the audio source.
le.antennaconnector
to~he car radio's
tand the female connector to the car
§prr;.evehicles may require antenna
's (soldseparately).
nnectthe Black wire to chassis ground.
onnect the Red wire to accessory +12V.
; To) (In/Off swit9g reg!Jires aflat surface at
least 3/4"in diameter for mounting, with 1" rear
,.The swi(gh isprovidedwith 36" of wire -
nto accou(]twhen selecting alocation,
or
ave to extendthe switch wires.
Level
Matching Control
~'~'~:7'e;,.",~_ •.•..•• -.I'6!'il:~)
location for the On /Off switch f"/::.:...--------- .. -"'w.,,-~--__r.:;./·
sVllithin easy reach of the driver
and can be operated safely from the seated position.
nne<;tifJtj10 accessory +12V wJ1! ensure thaI
or turns off when the ignition is turned
off Connecting this wire to +12VConstant may cause
in issues, and is not recommended.
. A) 2001 Clarion Corporation of America
Installation

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SIRIUS
Satellite Radio
Owner's manual
Mode #1'""->"<>f,,,,,;
Manual de Instrucclcmes
SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO RECEIVER
SINTONIZADOR SIRIUS DE RECEPCION
RADIO SATELITE

Thank you for purchasing this ~~ar~~~ product.
:I:Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
*After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e.g., glove compartment).
:LCheck the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
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AND WIRE CONNECTION· 10
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SPE~CII:ICA'nO!IjS .. ,15
you for purchasing this
Clarion product.
read this owner's manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
*After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in ahandy place (e.g., glove compartment).
Check the contents of the enClosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
CAPlJtput
witchingbetween Slave, Stand-alone Provided
fDSC920S (EXClusive Commander) Supporting the other
'sCenter Units
~nt~mrlC.l '"enniil!C.lls for Satellite andTerrestrialWaves (SMB)
Channels each, aTotal
of 18 Channels for Memorization
Enabled
DSH920S

The first time or when starting after turning
off lhe backup power supply, the receiver
does not operate normally until reception.
The sound is not heard until 20 or 30 sec-
onds after reception.
Text data regarding the names of received
channels is written to the receiver 30 to 60
seconds after start of normal operation. If the
power is turned off before the text data is
written, it may not be correctly displayed next
time. Perform a reset operation if no text data
is displayed.
If the receiver freezes, reset it.
ing
ct the SIRIUS Receiver power
cable (the CeNET cable if connected to the
CeNET and the 4-pi11 power cable during
standalone operation), wait about 10 sec-
onds and connect it again.
The last chnnnel, preset memory and other
data stored in the receiver are deleted re-
turning it to its default settings.
A CeNET and standalone operation switch is
provided on the rear of the receiver. The
switch is set to CeNET position at the time of
shipment.
Do not set this switch to the standalone posi-
tion when using the CeNET.
The tuner inside the receiver becomes warm
during operation; this is only normal and not
a cause for concern.
Do not touch the connector pins on the re-
ceiver as this may damage the ICs inside the
unit.
No station is selected when the [ 1
button is moved quickly. ‘This is because but-
ton operations are not accepted until the
channel is confirmed. It takes between 1.5 to
5 seconds to change channels.
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital de-
vice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a resi-
dential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radi-
ate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio com-
munications However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular in-
stallation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interfer-
ence to radio or television reception, which can
be determined bv turnina the eauioment off and
on, the user is encouraged to con&t the dealer
or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
ElSH920S
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1. The first time or when starting after turning
off the backup power supply, the receiver
does not operate normally until reception.
The sound is not heard until 20 or 30 sec-
onds after reception.
2. Text data regarding the names of received
channels is written to the receiver 30 to 60
seconds after start of normal operation. If the
power is turned off before the text data is
written, it may not be correctly displayed next
time. Perform areset operation if no text data
is displayed.
3. If the receiver freezes, reset it.
@Resetting
Disconnect the SIRIUS Receiver power
cable (the CeNET cable if connected to the
CeNET and the 4-pin power cable during
standalone operation), wait about 10 sec-
onds and connect it again.
The last channel, preset memory and other
data stored
in the receiver are deleted re-
turning it to its default settings.
4. ACeNET and standalone operation switch is
provided on the rear of the receiver. The
switch is set to CeNET position
a1 the time of
shipment.
Do not set this switch to the standalone posi-
tion when using the CeNET.
5. The tuner inside the receiver becomes warm
during operation; this is only normal and not
acause for concern.
6. Do not touch the connector pins on the re-
ceiver as this may damage the ICs inside the
unit.
7. No station is selected when the [<~] or [~>]
button is moved quickly. This is because but-
ton operations are not accepted until the
channel is confirmed. It takes between 1.5 to
5seconds to change channels.
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for aClass 8digital de-
vice, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FC
These limits are designed to prov'
protection against harmful interferen
dential installation.
This equipment generates,
ate radio frequency energy
and used
in accordance with the instruCtic
may cause harmful interference radio com-
munications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in aparticularin-
stallation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interfer-
ence to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to con
or an experienced radiolTV t
USE OF CONTROLS
FORMANCE
OFPR
THOSE SPECIFIED HERE
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER
and MINI DISC
PLAYER SHOULD NOT BEADJUSTED
ORRE-
PAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY
QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL
CHANGES OR MODiFICATIONS NOT
PRESSLY APPROVED ElY
TURER FOR COMPLIANCE
USER'SAUTHORITYTO OPERATET
MENT.
IUli-Unrnfil.hj#_lilY-1i;tt
CHANGES OR MODIFICATI
PRODUCT NOT APPROVE
FACTURER
WILL VOID THE WARRANTY AND
WILL VIOLATE FCC APPROVAl.
Bottom View of Unit
12V 8GROUND
i SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO .. 2320~
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Sirius is radio the way it was meant to be: Up to
100 new channels of digital quality programming
delivered to listeners coast to coast via satellite.
That means 50 channels of completely commer-
cial-free music. Plus up to 50 more channels of
news, sports, and entertainment from names
like CNBC, Discovery, SCI-FI Channel, A&E,
tlouse of Blues, E!, NPR, Speedvision and
ESPN.
Sirius is live, dynamic entertainment, completely
focused on listeners. Every minute of every day
of every week will be different. All 50 commer-
cial-free music channels are created in-house
and hosted by DJs who know and love the mu-
sic. Do you like Reggae? How about Classic
Rock or New Rock? Sirius has an array of
choices spanning a vast range of musical tastes
including the hits of the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s. & 80’s
as well as Jazz, Country, Blues, Pop, Rap, R&B,
Bluegrass, Alternative, Classical, Heavy Metal,
Dance and many others...
From its state-of-the-art, digital broadcasting fa-
cility in Rockefeller Center, New York City, Sirius
will deliver the broadest, deepest mix of radio
entertainment from coast to coast.
Sirius will bring you music and entertainment
programming that is simply not available on tra-
ditional radio in any market across the country.
It’s radio like you’ve never heard before.
So Get Sirius and Listen Up! For more informa-
tion, visit siriusradio.com.
This receiver contains a SIRIUS ID for user
identification, All you have to do to obtain a sub-
scriber contract and enable reception of Sirius
Satellite Radio is to call the Sirius Service Cen-
ter (@X3-539SlRl) and inform us of your SIRIUS
ID and a few other details.
or longer to enter the Adjust mode.
note:
The regal button is described in fhe source unit in-
s&.&ion manual either es iho [“!“I(TITLE) bofion or
[A-M] button. This refers to fhe function of tba buf-
ton labeled I’~~~~ on the source unit panel.
or
] button to display lhe SIRIUS
The source unit displays the high-order 6
digits of the SIRIUS ID in the Qperation sta-
Y] knob clockwise to
ow-order 6 digits of the SIRIUS
To display the high-order 6 digits of the
SIRIUS ID again, turn [ RY] knob coun-
terclockwise.
OSH920S
Sirius is radio the way it was meant to be: Up to
100 new channels of digital quality programming
delivered to listeners coast to coast via satellite.
That means 50 channels of completely commer-
cial-free music. Plus up to 50 more channels of
news, sports, and entertainment from names
like CNBC, Discovery, SCI-FI Channel, A&E,
House of Blues, E!, NPR, Speedvision and
ESPN.
Sirius is live, dynamic entertainment, completely
focused on listeners. Every minute of every day
of every week will be different. All 50 commer-
cial-free music channels are created in-house
and hosted by DJs who Imow and love the mu-
sic. Do you like Reggae? How about Classic
Rock or New Rock? Sirius has an array of
choices spanning avast range of musical tastes
including the hits of the 50's, 60's, 70's, &80's
as well as Jazz, Country, Blues, Pop, Rap, R&B,
Bluegrass, Alternative, Classical, Heavy Metal,
Dance and many others...
From its state-of-the-art, digital broadcasting fa-
cility in Rockefeller Center, NewYork City, Sirius
will deliver the broadest, deepest mix of radio
entertainment from coast to coast.
Sirius will bring you music and entertainment
programming that is simply not available on tra-
ditional radio in any market across the country.
It's radio like you've never heard before.
So Get Sirius and Listen Up! For more informa-
tion, visit siriusradio.com.
Verifying your Sirius ID
i. Press and hold the [ADJ] button for 1second
or longer to enter the Adjust mode.
Note:
The [ADJ] button is describedin the source unit in-
struction manualeither as the [T] (TITLE) button or
[A-M] button. This refers to the function of the but-
ton labeled"ADJ" on the source unitpanel.
etc.
ADJ
or
mADJ
2. Press the [<~] or [1»] [a select the "ESN
DlSP".
3. Press the [l>-mIl] button to display tim SIRIUS
ID.
The source unit displays the high-order 6
digits of the SIRIUS ID in the Operation sta-
tus indication.
4. Turn the [ROTARY] knob clockwise to
change the low-order 6digits of the SIRIUS
10.
To display the high-order 6digits of the
SIRIUS ID again, turn [ROTARY] knob coun-
terclockwise.
To receive Sirius Sat@Uite Radio on
this receiver
This receiver contains aSIRIUS ID for user
identification. All you have to do to obtain asub-
scriber contract and enable reception of Sirius
Satellite Radio is to call the Sirius Service Cen-
ter (888-539-SIRI) and inform us of your SIRIUS
ID and afew other details.
\/
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SIRIUS
Satellite Radio
What is Sirius
Satellite Radio?
4OSH920S

@The above ilk&rations show two source units as
an example of the button names used.
* Since MS manual cove/s several models, the
names of some buffoonsvary with fine /770&i.
As shown below, this manual gives fhe different
buttoon names when more than name is used.
~~~~1 (FUINC)buffon,
[SC] (SC/v) bufto,, 6&c.
Source unit buttcms, example 1
[ROTARY]
Source unit butto.ns, example 2
[SC]
[RD]
Notes:
•The above illustrations show two source units as
an exampte
of the button names used.
•Since this manual coven; several models, the
names
of some buttons vary with tlJe model.
As shown below, this manualgives the different
button names when more than name is used.
[FNC] (FUNC) button,
[SCi (SCN) button etc.
DSH920S 5

'\-- Operation status indication
"'- fu-?ej :SIRIUS indication
'" ~T
channel indication
Function mode indication
indication
Sot.m;~e unit display, example2
OSH920S