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POWERSPORTS AND

MARINE MEDIA PLAYER

IPX RATED - SWITCH COMMAND

SPXM1

USER GUIDE

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CONTENTS

Controls ..........................................................4

Selecting A Source........................................6

Bluetooth Pairing............................................6

AM/FM/WB Radio..........................................8

USB/iPod Media Player................................10

Bluetooth Music

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AUX Input...........................

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Camera.......................................................14

Battery Voltage............................................14

AccessoryControl.................

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Settings......................................................16

Specications............................................18

Wiring Diagram............................................20

WELCOME TO YOUR NEW

TECHNICAL SUPPORT:

866-931-8021

[email protected]

CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS:

800-477-2267

[email protected]

Stinger is a Power Brand of AAMP Global

15500 Lightwave Drive, Suite 202

Clearwater, Florida 33760

AGREEMENT: End user agrees to use this

product in compliance with the instructions

and terms of use and with all State and

Federal laws. STINGER provides instructions

and safety warnings with respect to this

product and disclaims all liability for any

use not in conjunction with those instructions

or other misuse of its product. If you do not

agree, please discontinue use and contact

STINGER. This product is intended for off-road

use and passenger use only.

Visit StingerElectronics.com for updates and accessories.

“Made for iPod,” “Made for iPhone,” and

“Made for iPad” mean that an electronic

accessory has been designed to connect

specically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad,

respectively, and has been certied by the

developer to meet Apple performance

standards. Apple is not responsible for the

operation of this device or its compliance

with safety and regulatory standards. Please

note that the use of this accessory with

iPod, iPhone, or iPad may affect wireless

performance.

iPad, iPhone, iPod nano, and iPod touch are

trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S.

and other countries.

The Bluetooth word mark and logos are

registered trademarks owned by

Bluetooth SIG, INC. and any use of such

marks by AAMP Global is under license.

Stinger and the Stinger logo are

trademarks or registered trademarks of

AAMP Global in the United States and

other countries.

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MENU Button

Press to access active source options

Press & Hold to access global settings

BAND | RETURN Button

Press to cycle Radio Bands

Press to Return to previous page

Tune/Track Down Button

Media control: Previous, Back, REW

Press & hold function in select sources

Tune/Track Up Button

Media control: Next, Forward, FWD

Press & hold function in select sources

Controls | Functions

Power ON/OFF | SOURCE

Press to turn ON

Press and hold to turn OFF

Press to access SOURCE menu

Volume, Sub Level, Balance & Fader

The center knob [M-KNOB] performs

multiple functions depending on the source

or menu.

When listening to a Source:

Rotate to adjust Volume

- Volume Level (0-20) will be shown on screen

Press to adjust Subwoofer Level

- Rotate to adjust Subwoofer Level (0-20)

(When Rear Channel is set to Subwoofer)

Press again to adjust Balance

- Rotate Left or Right

Press again to adjust Fader

- Rotate for Front or Rear

P-MODE | Day/Night

Press to switch Day/Night mode

Press and hold for radio presets (Page 8)

MUTE | Play/Pause

Press to mute (silence) audio. When muted,

the mute icon will appear in the top left

corner. To un-mute audio, press mute again

or adjust the volume with the knob.

When listening to digital music les, the

MUTE button will Pause/Play audio.

Accessory Controls | Battery Voltage

Press to access Accessory Controls (Page 15)

Press and hold to display battery voltage.

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SELECTING A SOURCE

Source List

PAIRING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE

To select a Source

Press the [SOURCE] button.

Rotate the [M-KNOB] to cycle

through available sources.

Press the [M-KNOB] to select the

highlighted source

RADIO

USB

AUX

BLUETOOTH MUSIC

CAMERA

By default, the SPXM1 will be in Pairing Mode.

With the device in Discoverable Mode:

Open the Bluetooth Settings on the device

Select STINGER from the device list

Once pairing is complete a conrmation message will appear on SPXM1

NOTE: If STINGER does not apear in the list of available devices, conrm bluetooth is turned

on by pressing and holding the [MENU] button to access the global settings. ON should be

highlighted orange under BT Pairing.

Auto Connect

Once a device is paired, the SPXM1 will automatically connect to that

device whenever it is powered on and the device is within range.

There are 2 types settings, source specific and global. Source specific are settings pertaining to the

active source and can be accessed by pressing the [MENU] button while on that source. For example,

when listening to the radio, pressing the [MENU] button will access the FM Settings menu.

Global Settings are system settings that affect many sources and can be accesed on any source by

Pressing and Holding the [MENU] button.

Sources that are not currently available are not

selectable. For example, if there is nothing plugged

into the USB, then USB is not a selectable source.

NAVIGATING & CHANGING SETTINGS

Current Setting

is Orange

Light Blue

Highlight Bar

Dark Blue

Highlight

Press or Press & Hold

the [MENU] button

for SETTINGS

Rotate [M-KNOB] to

scroll and highlight

the desired setting. Press [M-KNOB] to select

setting.

Rotate [M-KNOB] to cycle

between setting values. Highlight the desired setting value

and Press the [M-KNOB] to set.

Value will turn orange.

Press the

[BAND/BACK] button

to exit.

NOTE: Double arrows (

>>)indicates a sub-menu

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MENU Button

Press to access

FM settings menu

P-MODE Button

Press and hold to

access presets

BAND Button

Press to change radio

bands

TUNE UP/DOWN

Press to tune

Station Presets

Local (ON)

Stereo Indicator

Current Station

Station Information

Source

Band/Bank

Changing Radio Bands

Press the [BAND] button to cycle

through radio bands and presets

(FM1-FM2-FM3-AM1-AM2-WB)

Tuning Radio Stations

Press [

 



] buttons to Auto Seek

available stations.

Long Press [

 



] buttons to

Manually Tune stations.

Saving Presets

Tune to the desired radio station to save

as a preset.

Press and Hold the [P-MODE] button for

3 seconds.

Rotate [M-KNOB] and highlight

desired preset position (P1-P6)

Press and Hold [M-KNOB] for 3

seconds to save preset.

Recalling Presets

Press and Hold the [P-MODE] button

for 3 seconds.

Rotate [M-KNOB] to desired preset

(P1-P6).

Press the [M-KNOB] to select.

NOTE! Tuning, Saving and Recalling

Presets functions are the the same for

all radio bands (AM/FM/Weather Band).

FM Settings Menu (See Page 7 for Navigating & Changing Settings)

While in Radio Source, press the [MENU] button.

LOCAL [OFF/ON]

When set to ON, sets FM tuner sensitivity for LOCAL

(close proximity) radio stations.

AUTO STORE

Select to automatically set radio presets with available

radio stations.

AM/FM/WB RADIO

Press the [SOURCE] button and

select RADIO.

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MENU Button

Press to access

Search/Repeat/Shufe

PLAY/PAUSE

TRACK UP/DOWN

Press to change tracks

Fast Forward/Rewind

BACK

Album/Song

Artwork

Current Track Name,

Artist, Album

Time Bar

Source

Next & Previous Tracks

Press [



] button to advance to the

next track.

Press [

 

] button one time to go to the

begining of the current track.

Press [

 

] button two times to go to

the previous track.

Fast Forward & Rewind

Press and hold [



] button to fast

forward current track.

Press and hold [

 

] button to rewind

the current track.

Music SEARCH

Highlight SEARCH and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Rotate the [M-KNOB] to scroll through

the available songs. Press the [M-KNOB]

to select a song.

Pressing the [BACK] button exits the

current folder and a different folder can

highlighted and selected.

REPEAT

Highlight REPEAT and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Highlight [SONG-FOLDER-ALL]

Press the [M-KNOB] to select.

SHUFFLE

Highlight SHUFFLE and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Highlight [OFF-FOLDER-ALL]

Press the [M-KNOB] to select.

USB Media Player

Insert a USB drive with media

and press the [SOURCE] button

and select USB.

If audio les are found they will

automatically start playing.

Number of songs

Current song number

Play & Pause

Press [PLAY/PAUSE] to start and stop

playback.

USB Settings

While in USB Source, press the [MENU] button.

Press the [BACK] button to exit USB Settings

Play

Pause

Repeat ALL

Shuffle ALL

Repeat SONG

Repeat FOLDER

Shuffle FOLDER

Playback

Icons

NOTE! When connecting an iPod,

playback controls and settings

are the same. The Music SEARCH

funtion will follow iPod's structure.

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Next & Previous Tracks

Press [



] button to advance to the

next track.

Press [

 

] button one time to go to the

begining of the current track.

Press [

 

] button two times to go to

the previous track.

Fast Forward & Rewind

Press and hold [



] button to fast

forward current track.

Press and hold [

 

] button to rewind

the current track.

Bluetooth Music

When a device is Paired, it will

be selectable by pressing the

[SOURCE] button and selecting

BT Music.

If BT Music is not showing as an

available source, see PAIRING A

BLUETOOTH DEVICE on page 6.

Play & Pause

Press [PLAY/PAUSE] to start and stop

playback.

MENU Button

Press to access

Search/Repeat/Shufe

PLAY/PAUSE

TRACK UP/DOWN

Press to change tracks

Fast Forward/Rewind

BACK

Album/Song

Artwork

Time Bar

Source

Music SEARCH

Highlight SEARCH and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Rotate the [M-KNOB] to scroll through

the available folders/songs. Press the

[M-KNOB] to select.

Pressing the [BACK] button exits the

current folder and a different folder can

highlighted and selected.

REPEAT

Highlight REPEAT and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Highlight [SONG-FOLDER-ALL]

Press the [M-KNOB] to select.

SHUFFLE

Highlight SHUFFLE and press the

...[M-KNOB] to select.

Highlight [OFF-FOLDER-ALL]

Press the [M-KNOB] to select.

Number of songs

Current song number

BT Music Settings

While in BT Music, press the [MENU] button.

Press the [BACK] button to exit BT Music Settings

Play

Pause

Repeat ALL

Shuffle ALL

Repeat SONG

Repeat FOLDER

Shuffle FOLDER

Playback

Icons

Current Track Name,

Artist, Album

NOTE! SEARCH, REPEAT and

SHUFFLE are not availble on all

streaming services.

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AUX Input Accessory Control

(Switch Command)

Camera

Battery Voltage

NOTE! The AUX source is selectable even if there is no

device connected.

If a audio source is connected to the auxillary input (AUX),

press the [SOURCE] button and select AUX.

Volume can be controlled through the device and with

SPXM1 volume knob.

The SPXM1 is capable of controlling up to 4 external devices when

used in conjunction with the optional SwitchHUB (SPXSH440) four

output solid state switcher.

To access the controls, press the Accessory Control button

The SPXM1's camera input can be activated by a trigger wire

or accessed by selecting Camera as the source.

NOTE! The camera connected to the input must have power

for the video signal to be displayed.

Pressing and holding the Accessory Control button

will display the current battery voltage.

NOTE! The SPXM1 will display a WARNING message

when the battery voltage drops below 10.5 volts.

Rotate the [M-KNOB] to cycle through the four switch controls.

Press the [M-KNOB] to toggle the highlighted switch ON/OFF.

Rotate to cycle through the four switch controls.

Press to toggle the highlighted switch ON/OFF.

Press to access

Accessory Control

13.1

VOLTS

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Press & Hold the [MENU] button for 3 seconds to access SETTINGS

(See page 7 for Navigating and Changing Settings)

Settings

SETTINGS > AUDIO

AUDIO > 7 BAND EQ

EQ Presets: Flat / Rock / Classic / Acoustic / Dance / Electronic / Hip Hop

Custom Preset: Adjust and save custom EQ preset using [M-KNOB]

AUDIO > CROSSOVER

Front / Rear

High Pass Filter (HPF): OFF / 60 / 80 / 100 / 120Hz

Slope: -6 / -12 / -24dB

Sub-W

Low Pass Filter (LPF): OFF / 60 / 80 / 100 / 120Hz

Slope: -6 / -12 / -24dB

AUDIO > REAR RCA

REAR RCA channels are selectable between REAR or SUB

Note: Selecting SUB and setting Sub-W CROSSOVER to OFF will allow

"dual-zone" volume level control between Front and Rear channels.

AUDIO > SOURCE GAIN

Allows gain adjustment for individual sources

Source: Radio / USB / Bluetooth / AUX

Gain: -3 / -2 / -1 / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3dB

AUDIO > INTERNAL AMP

When using external amplier(s), the internal amplier can be set to OFF

to reduce heat and power consumption.

SETTINGS > BT PAIRING

Turns BT Pairing mode ON/OFF

SETTINGS > TUNER REGION

Radio tuner can be set by region/country

USA, Europe, Russia, Latin, Asia, Japan, Mideast, Australia

SETTINGS > SOFTWARE

SOFTWARE > VERSION

Displays current sofware version

SOFTWARE > UPDATE

Select to update rmware

Note: Updating rmware requires access to USB.

SETTINGS > THEME

Allows adjustment of display color theme

Day / Night / Auto

SETTINGS > RESET

RESET > AUDIO

Resets all audio settings to factory default.

RESET > SYSTEM

Resets system harware and software.

Use the [BAND/BACK] button to go back

a level or to save a setting and exit.

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74mm

2.91in

21.5mm

.85in

118mm

4.65in

98mm

3.85in

76mm

3.0in

General

Operating Voltage: 10.5V - 16V

Fuse: 20 AMP

Display: 2.7 inch Color TFT

Backlit Water Resistant Panel (IPX-6)

Remote Control: Wired (Optional)

Audio

Peak Power Output: 45W x 4

RMS Power Output: 25W x 4

Speaker Impedance: 4 ohm

RCA Outputs: 2 Pair(Front, Rear or Sub)

Preamp Voltage: 2 Volts

Frequency Response: 20-20kHz

Equalizer: 7 Band Graphic

Crossover: High Pass, Low Pass

Adjustable gain for each source

Tuner

AM/FM/Weather Bands

Presets: 18 FM, 12 AM, 6 WB

Local/Distant Selectable

Auto Store

Motorola Antenna Input

USB 2.0

Location: Rear

1 AMP Output

32GB Max

999 Songs Max

255 Folders Max

File Types: MP3/WMA/FLAC

AUX Input

Location: Rear

Input Type: Stereo RCA

Camera/Video Input

Location: Rear

Input Type: RCA

Video Format: PAL/NSTC

External & Internal Trigger

Bluetooth

Version: 3.0+EDR, A2DP 1.3

Specications

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