Sirius Satellite Radio SL100PK1 Installation guide

Troubleshooting
Symptom Solution
Wi-Fi network does not
appear in the list
The wireless network’s SSID may be hidden. Change the setting in the router
so that the SSID is broadcast.
You may be out of range of the wireless network. Try moving closer to the
router and connecting again.
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Stiletto displays Unable to
Connect
You may have entered an incorrect password. Try entering it again.
The wireless network may use an unsupported password format such as
WPA-Enterprise. Only WEP and WPA-PSK are currently supported.
The wireless network may use the 802.11a or 802.11g wireless standard.
Only 802.11b is currently supported. If you’re connecting to an 802.11g
router, make sure that “mixed b/g mode” is enabled in the router.
The router may require the entry of the MAC address of your Stiletto before it
will allow you to connect. For details, please see the Internet Radio section in
the Stiletto 100 User Guide.
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Stiletto displays Channel
Unavailable Connection
Error
You may have connected to an open wireless network which requires
additional authentication (e.g., a T-Mobile®account or a wireless network
that requires proxy configuration). These wireless networks are not currently
supported.
An unknown connection problem may have occurred. Try connecting again.
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Stiletto displays Channel
Unavailable Signal Lost
You may have moved out of range of the wireless network. Try moving closer
to the router, then connect again.
The router may have been turned off or restarted. Verify that the router is on
and connect again.
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Stiletto displays channel
information, but there is
no audio
Your router may be having problems connecting to the Internet. Check your
broadband connection to the Internet and the router’s configuration settings,
or try turning the router off and then on again.
You may have connected to a network which requires you to access a
web page and enter a password or credit card information. These wireless
networks are not currently supported.
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Stiletto displays Buffering
and there is no audio
The Stiletto is streaming channel information from the Internet. When
completed, the Buffering message will disappear and the radio will begin
playing.
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Cannot save songs and
shows using Love
Cannot use Play/Pause,
Fast Forward, and Rewind
Because Internet Radio is streamed and not broadcast, certain features
available when listening to satellite radio are not supported. It is not possible
to record any material from Internet Radio, or pause and rewind live content.
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For additional support visit http://www.sirius.com/Stiletto100support or call Sirius Customer
Support at 1-800-869-5364.
Internet Radio
Just the FAQs
Listening to SIRIUS Internet Radio using Wi-Fi
The Stiletto™ 100 features a Wi-Fi receiver that can connect to any accessible
Wi-Fi network, allowing you to listen to SIRIUS®Internet Radio when satellite
service is not available.
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display
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Which SIRIUS Channels are Available?
All SIRIUS 100% commercial free music channels and select talk channels are
available with your active SIRIUS subscription.
Stiletto 100 WiFi Insert (091906b)

Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network
If you’re within range of a wireless network, go to the Home screen, highlight
Internet Radio, and press the Select button. The Stiletto 100 will then search for
available wireless networks and present a list of them ordered by the strength of the
wireless signal. If a network has a lock symbol next to it, a password is required in
order to connect to that network. Make sure you know this password before trying
to connect to a locked network.
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Middletown
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Choose Wi-Fi Network Enter Password
Turn the dial and press
SELECT to enter password
for “Area25”.
Press BACK to erase.
Press OPTIONS when done
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Connected to
Area25
Next, choose a network, enter the password (if prompted), and the Stiletto 100 will
attempt to connect to the network. If successful, a Connected to network message
will appear and a list of channel categories will be displayed. Select a channel and
the audio will play for as long as you remain within range of the wireless network.
For troubleshooting information, see the back page of this insert.
Note: Certain brands and models of wireless routers do not fully comply with
industry specifications and may have interoperability problems with Stiletto.
Software updates for your Stiletto may be available to correct these issues. Visit
http://www.sirius.com/Stiletto100support or call Sirius Customer Support at
1-800-869-5364 for the latest support information.
Note: Certain brands and models of wireless routers do not fully comply with
industry specifications and may have interoperability problems with Stiletto.
Software updates for your Stiletto may be available to correct these issues. Visit
http://www.sirius.com/Stiletto100support or call Sirius Customer Support at
1-800-869-5364 for the latest support information.
About Wi-Fi and Wireless Networking
Wi-Fi (also known as 802.11) provides a way to connect wirelessly to the
Internet. You may already use a wireless network at your home or office to
browse the web via a PC. The Stiletto 100 supports the most common type of
wireless network, 802.11b. Networks which use 802.11a or 802.11g are not
supported.
Open vs. Password Protected Networks
Open networks require no password and are often available at public locations.
Password protected networks require you to enter a password in the Stiletto
100 in order to connect. The Stiletto 100 supports two types of password
protection, WEP and WPA. Ask the person in charge of your network to find
out the password. Networks which require you to access a web page to enter a
password or credit card information are not currently supported.
Usage at “Wireless Hotspots”
Wireless hotspots are increasingly available at coffee shops, airports, and other
public locations. The Stiletto 100 does not currently support paid networks
which charge an access fee or require a monthly subscription.
Setting Up a Wi-Fi Network
To set up a wireless network, you need a broadband connection to the Internet
(check with your local cable or phone company), and a router which can be
purchased inexpensively from major electronics stores. A router typically
provides a range of 50 to 100 feet, depending on how the walls of your home
are built.
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