Pioneer XMp3 User Manual page 6

Introduction
Pioneer and the Consumer Electronics Association recommend that you avoid prolonged
exposure to excessive noise . Sustained sound levels above 85 decibels can be dangerous
without hearing protection . (For reference, a garbage disposal or loud shouting at 3 feet are
about 80 decibels; a food blender or gas lawn blower at 3 feet are around 90 decibels .)
Pioneer disclaims all liability for hearing loss, bodily injury, or property damage as a result of
use or misuse of this product .
Important battery information
Your XMp3 radio's battery should be charged before you use the radio . The amount of
charge is indicated by the battery level meter in you XMp3 radios's display . When you're
charging the battery you will see . When the battery is exhausted you will see a red
battery icon .
When you use your XMp3 radio for the first time, charge the battery until the battery icon
turns green . Then use your XMp3 radio until the battery is exhausted . This charge/discharge
cycle calibrates the battery level meter so that it accurately reports the state of the battery .
Batteries gradually wear down and require longer charging times . When a battery no longer
holds it's charge, you should purchase a new battery . Always use authorized batteries and
power adapters . Replacement batteries and power adapters can be ordered online at
www .xmradio .com .
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To prevent injuring yourself or your XMp3 radio, do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the
battery . Never allow metal to touch the battery terminals .
Your XMp3 radio's rechargeable battery should be disposed of properly and may need to be
recycled . Contact your local recycler for details . Never dispose of batteries in a fire or in water as
they may explode .
To insert or remove the battery see page 13 for more information .
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