How do I install Sirius XM Direct adapter?

How do I install Sirius XM Direct adapter?

Installation of the FM direct adapter requires removal of your factory or aftermarket stereo. Then simply plug your factory radio antenna into the adapter and plug the adapter into the antenna plug on the rear of your stereo. Then plug the 2.5mm miniplug connector to the FM Out on your Dock & Play radio’s car kit.

How does an FM modulator work?

FM modulators come in two forms: wireless and hard-wired. A wireless FM modulator (also referred to as an FM Transmitter) plugs a listening device straight into your car’s cigarette lighter socket. The wireless FM modulator then broadcasts a weak, low-range signal so your car’s radio can pick it up and play it.

Is transmitter and modulator same?

Simply put, an FM transmitter sends your music signal over the airwaves, while an FM modulator injects your music signal directly into your car radio. They both work by sending FM frequencies similar to radio broadcasts, which is then picked up by your car stereo antenna.

How does XM Direct adapter work?

Direct connection to your radio eliminates the need to find an open or unused FM channel. The SiriusXM Wired FM Direct Adapter Kit provides a static-free audio connection for XM and SiriusXM dock and play portable radios hardwired directly into your vehicle’s car stereo. Works with PowerConnect radios and vehicle kits.

Does XM radio antenna need to be outside?

If you are installing the Standard XM Mount Magnetic Antenna, the antenna should be located on the roof of the SUV. The best location would be at the rear center of the roof as shown. If another antenna is already mounted in this location, mount the antenna a minimum of 3 inches away from the other antenna.

Do I need a special antenna for Sirius radio?

In order to receive satellite radio, you need a special antenna. Your standard car radio antenna won’t cut it because, unlike FM radio and HD radio, satellite radio and FM radio aren’t broadcast on the same frequency bands.

Is transmitter and modulator are same?

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