SRS Labs SXMCMTU64 User manual

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Satellite Radio Commander Touch™
SXMCMTU64 UTV Kit Installaon Instrucons
Thank you for purchasing the SiriusXM™ Commander Touch UTV Kit! The SiriusXM™ Commander Touch™ has these
excing features to enhance your overall experience:
• Enjoy SiriusXM through your vehicle’s in-dash audio system with controls on the color touchscreen display
• Compact touchscreen controller mounts directly to the UTV mount for a fully integrated full-color display with
album art, arst name, song tle, channel logos and program informaon
• Pause, Rewind and Replay live Satellite Radio
• Automacally start songs from the beginning on your favorite channels with TuneStart™
• Use TuneMix™ to hear a mix of songs from your favorite channels
• Keep moving with the most current updates using Trac & Weather Now™
• Connects to any radio with either an AUX input or FM connecon
• Professional installaon recommended for best results
• Can be updated by a USB ash drive (not included) to add new features and capabilies as they become available
• Works on the XM Network
Package Includes:
(1)Commander Touch™ Controller
(1) SiriusXM™ Radio Tuner with Mul Pin Cable
(1) SiriusXM™ Antenna
(1) FMDA25 Direct Wire Adapter
(1) Rubber Wrap for Controller
(1) Female AMPS Plate / (1) Male AMPS Plate
(1) RAM Mount Adapter
(1) Adhesive Swivel Mount
(1) AUX Audio Cable
Addional Resources
Scan the QR codes below for addional installaon documentaon, support arcles and user manuals.
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Online Installaon Guide Commander Touch™
User Guide
Commander Touch™
Update Instrucons
Need help?
Scan the QR code for
SMS/Text support

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Install the Rubber Case Around Controller
Follow the steps below to install the case around the controller.
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Insert the cable into the hole in the
boom le of the case from inside out.
Pull the cable all the way through the hole and
push the controller ush to the end of the case.
Pull the rubber case around the controller.
Prepping the Rubber Case
The rubber case is used to keep out dust and water from the edges of the
Commander Touch™ controller. On the back of the case are four holes used
to mark the locaon of the four screw holes on the back of the controller.
It is recommended to use a small screw driver to push through the case
inside the circles and make a small hole. This will allow the screws to pass
through the case when mounng the case. This step can also be done aer
the case has been installed on the Commander Touch™ controller.
Aaching the Dual Mounng Plate
Locate the Dual Male AMPS Plate from the bag of parts along with the screws. Use a screw driver or other tool to
push a hole through the back of the case in the designated circles marked on the back of the case. Next, take the
Dual Male AMPS Plate and screw it to the back of the rubber case making sure the screw goes all the way through
the case to the screw hole. Be sure to not overghten the screws.
Dual Male AMPS Plate

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Mount Assembly Opons
Before geng started, it is recommended to locate an installaon spot on your UTV that will allow you to see the
screen of the receiver and operate the unit safely while driving. There are three dierent mounng opons included
with this kit. Select the opon that best ts your UTV and installaon requirements.
FLUSH MOUNT
Locate the Dual Female AMPS Plate in the parts bag.
RAM Mount Adapter
Dual Female AMPS Plate
Using four screws or adhesive tape screws mount the Dual Female AMPS
Plate on the dash or other desired locaon.
RAM MOUNT
Locate the RAM Mount Adapter Plate in the parts bag.
Next line up the dual T notches on the back of the controller with the slots
on the Dual Female AMPS Plate and push the controller down. The picture
on the le shows what the plate will look like from the back when the
notches line up with the slots. Be sure to mount the DUAL Female AMPS
Plate to the surface before sliding the display onto the plate.
Using the provided screws aach the
RAM Mount Adapter to the back of the
display. Be sure to press the screws all
the way through the rubber case so
they insert into the screw holes.
ADHESIVE SWIVEL MOUNT
Locate the Adhesive Swivel Mount and the Dual Female AMPS Plate in the bag of parts. Aach the Dual
Female AMPS Plate to the Adhesive Swivel Mount with the provided screws and nuts. Next, slide the display
controller onto the Dual Female AMPS Plate.
Adhesive Swivel Mount
Dual Female AMPS Plate

1) Selecng the Correct Antenna Adapter
Included in the kit are two FAKRA antenna adapters that are used to connect the FMDA25 to the Ride Command®
antenna system. For vehicles prior to 2020 use the blue colored adapter. For vehicles manufactured in 2020 and
newer use the cable with the black FAKRA connector.
Blue for vehicles prior to 2020
Black for 2020 vehicles and newer
Universal antenna adapter cable
2) Connecng Adapters to FMDA25
If your vehicle has an AM/FM antenna to you can sll use the antenna with the FMDA25. The FMDA25 allows the
AM/FM signal to pass-thru to the Ride Command® system (or other aermarket stereo system).
1. Connect the RCA-FKA adapter cable into the female socket on the TO VEHICLE FM ANTENNA port on the
FMDA25
2. Connect the PRC-FKA (or V2 RIDECO per step 1) to the TO VEHICLEL FM RADIO port on the FMDA25
RCA-FKA
Installaon without AM/FM Antenna
If there is no AM/FM antenna installed in the vehicle the RCA-FKA antenna adapter
is not needed and the port labeled TO VEHICLE FM ANTENNA should be le open.
PRC-FKA or V2 RIDEOCO
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3) Locate the RIDE COMMAND® AM/FM Antenna Port
Locate the AM / FM antenna connector in your UTV. The color and locaon may vary based on the year and model
of your vehicle. In our example it is the connect on the right of the connecon cluster shown below.
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4) Connect the FMDA25 to the Vehicle AM/FM Antenna Port
Plug the connecon from the FMDA25 labeled
"TO VEHICLE FM RADIO" into the RideCommand®
Antenna port. Make sure the connector is pushed all
the way down and the FAKRA connectors snaps in.
If the vehicle has an AM/FM antenna connect the
aqua colored connector on the port labeled
“TO VEHICLEL FM RADIO”. Make sure the connector is
pushed all the way down and the FAKRA connectors snaps in.
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Step 5) Connect the Audio Cables to the SiriusXM Dock
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Step 6) Connecng Power and Power Opons
Included in the package are 3 power opons
1. Hardwired Power Adapter
2. USB Power Cable
3. SXDPIP1 Cigaree Lighter Power Adapter
Connecng Power
Once you have selected your power opon connect the power
adapter to the power port on the docking cradle (PWR). If using
the hardwired power adapter please reference the installaon
instrucons provided in the packaging.
Please Note - Each power opon will work with the docking cradle that is included in
the kit. Feel free to select the power opon that best meets your installaon needs.
On the FMDA25 locate the audio cable labeled "TO SIRIUS RADIO" and connect the cable into the FM Port on the
docking cradle. Shown by the arrows in the pictures below.

7) SiriusXM Radio Antenna Installaon
Once you have the audio and power connected it's me to install the SiriusXM Radio antenna.
It is recommended to select a locaon on your UTV that will allow the antenna to have maximum clearance from a
roof or other objects.
8) Connecon the Antenna to the Cradle
1. Run the antenna cable from the antenna either inside the roll cage pipe
tubing or along the outside securing the antenna cable with cable es
(not supplied). Be sure not to over ghten the cable es as the stress
could cause damage to the antenna wire.
2. Bring the antenna connecon to the desired locaon (dry box is
recommended) to the SiriusXM receiver. It is recommended to leave a
couple of inches of play in the cable.
3. Connect the antenna wire to the antenna port (ANT) on the docking
cradle.
4. If you need addional cable length to run the antenna you can
purchase SiriusXM antenna extension cables from our website.
9) Power Up and Tune Radio
Aer connecng the antenna, power, and audio to
the receiver docking cradle you will need to tune
the Radio to an empty FM radio channel.
To nd an empty FM channel in your area visit:
hps://www.siriusxm.com/frequency
If there is stac we recommend to select a dierent FM channel.
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Antenna Installaon Tips
• Magnec Antenna - It is recommended to place the antenna on a
metal surface as high as possible on the vehicle such as the roof or
roll bar. This antenna requires a ground plane for opmal recepon.
• For installing the UTV Post Antenna refer to those instrucons.

Commander Touch Connecons
Display Controller Connecons
Display Controller Pigtail Cable: Connects to the DISP connecon on the Tuner Module.
Micro USB Port: SiriusXM may occasionally release a system soware update for Commander Touch.
The update can be installed by connecng a USB Flash Drive with the soware update to the micro
USB port located at the boom of the Display Controller. A micro USB Flash Drive or a USB type A
Flash Drive with a USB type A to Micro USB Adapter is required (not included)
Tuner Module Connecons
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ANT (Antenna): Connecon for the Magnec Mount Antenna.
FM: Connecon for the FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter.
AUX (Auxiliary audio output): Connecon for the AUX Audio Cable.
PWR (Power): Connecon for the Wiring Harness.
DISP (Display): Connecon for the Display Controller pigtail cable.
Installaon Wiring Diagram
Refer to the wiring diagram below and install the Power Wiring Harness, and the AUX In or FM Input audio connecon.

Install the Power Wiring Harness
The wiring harness has 4 wires: BAT (baery, yellow); ACC (accessory, red); ILL (illuminaon, orange); GND (ground,
black). When installing the harness, keep the fuse holder which is connected to the BAT wire in a locaon that is
accessible in case the fuse ever needs to be replaced.
1. Plug the Wiring Harness connector to the PWR connector on the Tuner Module.
2. Route and connect the BAT yellow wire to a constant 12 volt source, a source which is
always on even when the motorcycle is turned o.
3. Route and connect the ACC red wire to a switched 12 volt source, a source which
provides power only when the vehicle is turned on . This should be ed to the motorcycle’s accessory wire.
4. Route and connect the ILL orange wire to a 12 volt source which is on ONLY when the motorcycle’s exterior
parking or headlights are turned on. DO NOT connect to the Dimmer line as the voltage uctuates. Connecon to
the ILL wire is oponal, but it will allow you to take advantage of the independent Auto Day/Night brightness
seng opon.
5. Route and connect the GND black wire to the motorcycle ground connecon, usually the motorcycle’s chassis.
Install Audio Connecon
There are two ways to connect the audio for the Commander Touch: using the AUX Audio Cable, or using the
FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter. Both audio connecon soluons are included with the Commander Touch and both
audio soluons can be acve at the same me.
• AUX Audio Cable: Best: If your motorcycle’s radio has a auxiliary input jack, this is the easiest way to connect
the audio and provides excellent audio .
• FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter: Good: The FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter directly connects the FM signal from the
Commander Touch to the motorcycle’s radio, reducing any interference which might be present from FM radio
staons. When the Commander Touch is turned o, the motorcycle’s FM antenna is automacally connected
back to the motorcycle’s radio. The FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter connects directly in-line with the motorcycle’s
exisng AM/FM antenna input. Follow the instrucons below for the audio connecon you have selected.
Connecng the Audio Using the AUX Audio Cable
The auxiliary input jack may be located on the face plate of the motorcycle’s radio, on the back of the radio, or
anywhere on the front dash panel.
1. Connect the AUX Audio Cable to the auxiliary input jack of the motorcycle radio.
2. Connect the other end of the AUX Audio Cable to the AUX.
Connector on the Tuner Module.
3. Turn the motorcycle’s radio on, and set it to the AUX In source.
4. Press the Power buon on the Commander Touch Display Controller. Aer the
start up sequence you should hear SiriusXM Preview Channel 1 through your motorcycle’s radio.
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5. The audio level can be adjusted by swiping to the Sengs page, tap Audio Opons, then tap Audio Output Level
and adjust the audio output level.
Connecng the Audio Using the FMDA25 FM Direct Adapter
Certain models of motorcycles will require adapters to connect the AM/FM antenna to the FMDA25 and to connect
the FMDA25 to the motorcycle’s radio. These adapters are sold separately at auto parts stores or by professional
installers.
1. Remove the motorcycle’s radio from the dash and disconnect the AM/FM antenna cable from the rear of
the motorcycle’s radio.
2. Plug the FM Antenna Connector (A) from the FMDA25 into the same connector on the vehicle’s radio.
(Addional antenna adapter may be required.)
3. Plug the motorcycle’s AM/FM antenna cable into the female FM Antenna Socket (B) of the FMDA25.
(Addional antenna adapter may be required.)
4. Plug the Mini Connector (C) of the FMDA25 into the FM connecon of the Tuner Module.
5. If needed reinstall the radio.
6. The FMDA25 should be secured in a hidden locaon on the bike.
7. Turn the vehicle’s radio on and tune it to FM channel 97.9.
8. Press the Power buon on the Commander Touch Display Controller. Aer the start up sequence, you
should hear SiriusXM Preview Channel 1 through your vehicle’s radio.
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9. The audio level can be adjusted by swiping to the Sengs page, tap Audio Opons, then tap Audio Output Level
and adjust the audio output level.
NOTE! The Audio Output Level adjusts both the AUX audio output level as well as the FMDA audio output
level. Use cauon when making the adjustments. For FM, it is recommended to adjust the level to MAX.
10. If channel 97.9 has stac or interference, other FM channels can be selected by swiping to the Sengs page,
tap FM and adjust the FM channel. Tap a + buon to save it as a preset. Set the vehicle’s radio to the same FM
channel.
The installaon is now complete you are ready to acvate the CommanderTouch.
Subscribe to SiriusXM Radio Programming
Follow these steps to subscribe your Commander Touch. Once you have successfully acvated the Commander
Touch, you will be able to tune to other channels.
1. Make sure your Commander Touch is turned on, receiving the SiriusXM signal, and tuned to Preview Channel 1
so that you can hear the SiriusXM audio.
2. Make a note of your Radio ID. You can nd it by swiping to Sengs and tapping About, by tuning to channel 0,
on a label on the boom of the gi box, and on the label on the back of the Commander Touch Tuner Module .
3. NOTE! The Radio ID does not use the leers I, O, S, or F .
4. To subscribe:
• Online: www.siriusxm.com/acvatenow to access or set up an online account, subscribe to the service,
and acvate your Commander Touch
• Phone: Call 1-866-587-4225 (If calling to acvate, be sure to menon “Never Miss A Beat”). Acvaon
usually takes 10 to 15 minutes aer you have completed the subscripon process, but may take up to an
hour. We recommend that your Commander Touch remain on unl subscribed. Once subscribed, the
Commander Touch will receive, and you can tune to, the channels in your subscripon plan.
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