Do any of the SIRIUS Radio's have remote's? I currently have a Stratus 7, but I have heard only the older versions of this will work with a remote?
281679
To my knowledge and passed experiance the old remotes do work with the newer radios.
1487823
Yes you can use your remote. Where it says MOD, then use the direction buttons or use the MOD button on the speaker to FM and use the direction bot tons to change the stations. I hope this helps!
1384604
Negative. This is just the receiver. Sirius does make an iPod type unit however.
1570295
Someone just commented that the newest firmware supports SiriusXM. I would search on Google to confirm.
1598249
I had the Sirius XM Onyx EZ Model#XEZ1. It worked great except you need a good speaker system and the receiver needs to mounted near a window to get good reception. It just wasn't loud enough to suit me. Good luck!!!
1011317
What type of input does it provide? I doubt it will control the Sirius from the head unit.
222026
You can use the Line In connection or use the Sirius phone app via the Bluetooth A2DP connection... I use Power Amp and TuneIn apps with the Asteriod on occasion.. I have a 16 Sd card and ftp to the unit so I rarely use "radio"... when you use the apps via the BT connection the Asteroid function buttons will control the phone next/back etc.. With the line in of course you'd rely on the Sirius control unit. http://www.siriusxm.com/android the site will also show you the other devices you can use sirius on. I guess the only downside to the App versus the real Sirius device is the reliance on wifi/cell coverage and data usage.
529018
There are 2 radios. One is labeled "master", the other "remote". However they seem to be exactly the same. You can talk and listen on both.Mine have been very useful!
1835281
The remote is useless with this device when used as SDR...it was probably meant for its original application as a TV receiver. There is no software included with the radio, but several software options are available for free online. I have it running on Windows 7 and Linux, while a colleague has it running on his MAC.
1490702
I used Sirius. Similar equipment. I used a pioneer Sirius reciever unit that plugged directly into the IP Bus connector on the unit. Gave excellent control of the Sirius directly from the touch screen
1107775
I don't know if it does or not . It didn't work on the one I had but I don't know what kind it was now I've sense turned my Sirius off.
877199
I believe you need both.. I checked on the Pioneer website. The XM support on Pioneer is far superior to Sirius.. I opted to get XM rather than keep the bus adapter and Sirius connect module from the AVIC-D1 that I am replacing.
271298
You have to purchase a Sirius xm tuner/antenna module then just plug it into the back and the radio becomes totally sirius xm and fm/am aux Pandora etc. Great radio. Mount the sirius module under the dash or in a glove box.
1052814
This radio does not have satellite radio reception such as Sirus or XM.I receives AM, FM and Short Wave. Sorry.
424103
I wish I knew!! I do very much enjoy the radio...Sirius,bluetooth,etc.....sorry, wish I could tell you more but I am VERY happy with this radio!!!!
1055734
You do indeed need a Sirius receiver. The manual literally states "there is a Sirius jack for the SiriusConnect tuner (sold separately)."
630683
You can control an add on Sirius tuner but, out of the box this unit cannot receive Sirius broadcasts.