if i have XM in my currant radio do i still need to buy the XM unit that is sold sparately with this system or will my factory one work
1291663
It has a standard XM plug, so if your current radio has a XM receiver that can be unplugged from your current stereo, then you'd be good to go.
1291664
Yes you need to purchase the add on module the factory unit will not work with an after mark head unit.
1291665
If your current XM unit is built into your factory radio you will need the module that is advertised. If it is a seperate unit you should be ok. If not, you can get an adapter connector.
1880748
Neither have the XM module with them but both support it. The 800hdt and the 810hdt have high definition HD (digital) FM radio built in along with all the other options. And like stated above, it has the nav built in.
2006479
It is my understanding that you must buy a radio instillation kit (which you can find at wal-mart) in order to put in any after market radio. when picking out the kit, the different makes and models will be listened on the packaging. The answer to this question is based on if they make a kit for your vehicle (which odds are, they do)
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If your car is equipped with U2K (factory XM radio) then the adaptor should plug into the harness instead of the original XM box but if it did not come with U2K then it likely will not work as the large radio connector on your car is not compatible with the other adaptor in this kit. You could check on the left side of your trunk behind the trim panel (behind & above the wheel well) to see if the factory XM connector is there.
247586
I have not yet register the unit with XM, but it is supposed to be built in. Maybe you could look at Sony's website and look at the schematics. Sorry if this didn't help.
744874
Yes you will need the unit found here on Amazon as "SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers". I too had two vehicles with SiriusXM. However, this unit requires the addition of the module for the SAT radio to operate. It is all pretty straight forward really and I must say that I truly enjoy the unit.
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You will need one that is no longer in production. If you plan on adding sirrus I high recommend you purchase a unit that is Sirius/XM ready the antennas for this unit (if you can find ) are crazy expensive and out dated
1462832
You would need to buy a separate Sirius/xm receiver which would plug into the back of the unit.
912525
I would not know I would guess probably not, your best bet would be contact XM to find out.
2121267
You do not need any XM components whatsoever. You just need a cassette deck.
2151599
No. You will need a separate XM receiver. Still in all, it a very decent radio.
744876
If your XM tuner is built-in to your OEM radio, you will need to purchase the SiriusXM-Connect Vehicle Tuner to access XM which includes the NX02 connection cable and antenna. But if you have a separate tuner for XM radio, your existing XM connection cable that connects to the OEM radio may not match the NX702 connection. Contact Clarion with the manufacture/model of your existing XM tuner.
1139936
I'm not sure about retaining the sat radio. my replacement radio had an input for xm radio so i bought a sat receiver.
1367765
I have an Onyx XM radio and it uses the 5V. The Starmate looks like an enhanced version of the Onyx. The way to know for sure is call Sirius and ask a tech what voltate that particular radio uses. The device works flawlessly on my motorcycle for the Onyx. The other question you need to ask them is if the power connector is the same on both radios.
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The unit has a usb and a mp3 input. If you can plug your xm head into the mp3 Jack it will work. Regardless, I would avoid this unit. Read my reviews-i had nothing but problems with multiple defective units and their repair company flat out lied to me about repairs. I would pay a little more and buy a better unit with better support.
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Your XM antenna should plug in back of unit where standard antenna would typically go. As far as signal, instructions state, "The SAT Radio Ready logo indicates that this product will control a satellite radio tuner module (sold separately). Please see your nearest authorized Sony dealer for details on the satellite radio tuner module."
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Im not sure, I used it for my plug & play xm radio. You should check on the net, look up the radio and contact the manufacturer they should be able to tell you, because I bought a few that didn't work, wasted money on my part.