User's Manual

Audio is too soft when using
the built-in FM transmitter.
Increase audio output level
(see page ##).
No audio when using the home
stand that is connected to a
stereo system.
Have you plugged the AC
adaptor into the home stand?
The audio line output only
works when the AC adaptor is
plugged in.
You cannot tune to a channel. Check that you have not chosen
to skip that channel (see page
##). If the problem persists,
contact XM Satellite Radio at
1.800.967.2346. Verify that you
are authorized to receive that
channel as part of your XM
subscription, and that you have
not asked XM Satellite Radio to
block that channel.
No song title or artist name
displayed.
Nothing is wrong with your
MyFi. That information may be
in the process of being updated.
On some sports and news
channels, there is no title or
artist information.
No audio when listening
through an FM radio.
Make sure that the FM radio and
your MyFi are set to the same
frequency (see page ##).
Audio has static while listening
through an FM radio.
Change to another FM
frequency (see page ##). If the
problem persists and you are
using the wireless FM
modulator in a vehicle, change
to a hard-wired FM modulator
(see page ##).
Audio on XM instant traffic and
weather channels sounds
different from other XM
channels.
Nothing is wrong with your
MyFi. These channels use a
different audio technology
than the other XM channels.
If this happens: You should:
There is no power, or your MyFi
shuts off quickly.
Your MyFi’s battery is low. Insert
your MyFi into it’s home stand
and plug the AC adaptor into
the wall to charge the battery.
You do not receive all XM
channels you have subscribed
to.
Your MyFi may not be activated.
Contact XM Satellite Radio
(see page ##).
Audio sounds distorted when
using the built-in FM
transmitter.
Reduce audio output level
(see page ##).