Honda 2004 S2000 Owner's Manual page 92

Main Menu Table of Contents
Playing the Satellite Radio
To listen to satellite radio, turn the
ignition switch to the ACCESSORY
(I) or ON (II) position. Push the
PWR/VOL knob to turn on the audio
system, and press the CD/AUX
button. Adjust the volume by turning
the PWR/VOL knob. The last
channel you listened to will show in
the display.
Each time the
DISP/MODE
DISP button is pressed and released,
the display information changes in
the following sequence: channel
name, channel number, category,
airtist name, and music title.
You may experience periods when
XM radio does not transmit the artist
name and or the song title
information. If this happens, there is
nothing wrong with your system
since this information is not available
under certain situations.
If you press and hold the DISP/
MODE button for 5 seconds, it will
change between category mode and
channel mode. The display will show
CH for the channel mode or
CATEGORY for the category mode.
In the channel mode, you can receive
all of the available channels in all of
the different categories. In category
mode, you will receive only the
stations within the give category.
MORE Expands the display to
show the six remaining letters
beyond the first ten letters in an
artist's name or song title. The
system is set up so only 16 letters
Playing the XM Satellite Radio
can be displayed for any title or
name. Press MORE to view the next
six letters. The system will return to
the original display after 8 seconds.
TUNE Turn the TUNE knob left
go down the channnels or right to go
up. In the channel mode, the TUNE
knob will tune up or down through
all the channels available from the
XM radio. In the category mode, the
TUNE knob will cycle through only
the channels within the category you
have currently selected.
CATEGORY (SEEK/SKIP)
the CATEGORY bar to select a
desired category, such as jazz, Rock,
Classical, etc. In both category mode
and channel mode, pressing the
category bar will change the
category up or down.
Comfort and Convenience Features
Use
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