We have XM in our car.Would the home radio work from the same account?
912524
If u employ the car unit on a home doc - for sure. Not certain about same account on separate units.
912525
I would not know I would guess probably not, your best bet would be contact XM to find out.
694630
As an aux input, yes. But unless you have the sat/am button, the xm part of the kit won't work.
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.
1338900
Kate, yes you could move this between cars. The wiring to the antenna is tucked in and it wouldn't be ideal but it would work. Plus you can use in the house also when hooked up with speakers. My car installation is temporary so I can move around. But check with XM for pricing on the unit with a subscription.
776881
It should work. My radio has navigation and xm, this particular unit plugs into the back of the stereo not the xm tuner like others. Though some features go thru xm on the radio itself. So thinking you might have to disclose where you have xm or not.
627285
Yes. Each radio requires a subscription. I have a car with a subscription and a second one for the home/car unit. Three for two I guess.
1756850
yes but you do have to purchase a sirius xm radio only . regular radios wont work. thanks
1944996
It goes into the Fm out. Thus will not replace the xm antenna either. You will still need to use the antenna provided. This device will only make he xm come over the radio. The audio out would work if you had a aux in on your head unit.
947
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.
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.
176367
No. i have a factory siriusxm built in. and i use the dock kit in my truck. i also have home dock kit so i can use the radio pretty much anywhere
1903435
Don't believe so. Sirius and XM, while now a single company, still have pretty incompatible hardware. I think this also applies to remotes, since they're still sold separately.
2105793
I think you just need to buy the home kit to hook it up..and no, you don't need another subscription if you are going to use the same starmate receiver for both the car/home..only if you decide to buy another starmate..
709780
The disc changer and steering wheel controls work, for volume and changing songs. I don't know about XM; the 2004 I have doesn't have satellite radio. But I believe it will work because there are varied settings on the device that is connected to the radio. I would suggest calling customer support at Gateway, they're pretty responsive.
301133
sure it would ....but if you have xm radio it won't work unless you get an additional "bus " cable to connect your xm ....
2151599
No. You will need a separate XM receiver. Still in all, it a very decent radio.
742253
I am not sure if you can connect it or not. It uses a standard XM radio antennae which comes with it, so I am assuming that if your factory XM antennae has a standard XM connector on the end of it, it should work. If it has a proprietary end on it, like some Fords do, then you may have to purchase an adapter to connect your factory antennae to the unit. Hope this helps.