How do you control it if you are just broadcasting an fm signal to a non- panasonic radio without a cd control interface? Is there a remote for control?
2078903
First, this is a pioneer unit not panasonic. I had it professionally installed along with a pioneer radio. Neither has a remote control.
2078904
We actually don't have the 12 disc player. We returned it because it didn't work with our van.
2078905
You have to purchase a box that hooks in between the antenna hook-up and program radio to a FM station, box cost 80.00
2173893
This IS an FM transmitter. You may hook up a CD player, Internet Radio, or perhaps even an MP3 player to it, and it will broadcast a signal on the frequency you choose around your entire house with NO wires. Yay. My unit has been a workhorse without problems.
1054368
I didn't purchase the remote control. I used the controller that attaches to the handlebar. It controls volume, track advance, pause, voice commands, ect.
713765
No! I had this radio an my advice is to you don't buy this radio, a far better an more powerful radio for same price is the AVH-X2500BT it comes with a remote and you will be extremely happy!! :-)
1279913
No remote control, but I'm still glad I bought it. If its difficult to reach the unit to power it off (like you're planning to put it up high or something) I think you can link it and pretty much just leave the power on continuously. It will find your Bluetooth device whenever it's close. If you plan to use different iPods to play through it, you do have to push a button to pair a new device, so that wouldn't work so well.
194088
No remote control or USB connection. My model # is CFD-S05. Does exactly what I bought it for.
410104
Richard, did not see a link but have provided you with one below. Remote has limited function btw.http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://az498215.vo.msecnd.net/media/Images/Products/sound/earsets/earset-3i/EarSet3i_fullscreen_2560x1440.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.bang-olufsen.com/en/sound/earsets-telephones/earset-3i&h;=1440&w;=2560&sz;=245&tbn;id=BQ_7cyDqp514CM:&tbnh;=90&tbnw;=160&zoom;=1&usg;=__ScAL524-uAsOXpr8yOyvCGSapug=&doci;d=A393BrMif1W5DM&sa;=X&ei;=7Lq0UrQ3hImiBLeVgKAO&ved;=0CEwQ9QEwBA
1600674
You can control them with a remote. I can control them with my smart phone through the ADT app. I don't know if there is an app to control them without ADT.
1060562
R. Montgomery is spot on. Just set an FM preset at whatever free frequency you end up with so you can EITHER use the built-in (rather tinny) speaker OR run it through your stereo speakers.
1582342
I can do it with my DirectTV remote. It will only control volume. Can't get it to change the Speakercraft's inputs.
1555132
yes you have to set up ir control with FM TUNER and the remote or you can use original remote
2264377
Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
247084
The remote is actually the ONLY way you can preset radio stations. Because the remote is absolutely necessary for ALL functions I would recommend buying another remote in case the original remote goes bad.
1176741
Yes. You can use a preset station or program your own. But the audio over fm is susceptible to interference from other fm stations...
1548489
There is no remote control - so you can't control it without touching it - to "control it" you then need the infra red transmitter and receiver as well (for wireless operation) HTH
2007476
I don't think Android devices can be a controller with the radio-- as there are so many different standards, it would be very hard to configure most likely. There is, however, an AUXillary input, which you could plug your output from your device into the CD player aux input. Hope it helps.
365076
Yes. I've never connected an external antenna to it so I can't vouch for the performance but the remote has a "Tuner" button, a "Band" button to select between FM Stereo, FM Mono, & AM, a "Tuner Edit Tools" button to configure presets, and four buttons to flip up and down through the frequencies and preset channels.