Does this radio work with satellite radio?
1038957
This deck has no native Satellite radio support. You could use the AUX jack to port your Sat audio through this deck, but you would still need to control station selection from the Satellite control box.
1063466
Yes it does require and am/fm external antenna and a satellite antenna if you are going to use the sirius option
1066281
The only competitor to Sirius satellite readio is XM satellite radio, they have some portable units, though I'm not aware of reception quality with them.
709798
I do not know. I suggest you contact sirius or your satellite radio provider
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!!!!
1269033
Not with this model of Sirius Radio. Some of the higher-end more expensive models do support this.
476779
Well it is a good question. I did not use the satellite radio with this car. It was an 2007 . I had a separate interface to use with it, but never did. I believe because the Bluetooth uses the sat function, it would not work. I am not 100% sure . .....sorry i couldn't help you more. You can check a resource online at Toyotanation.com look under Avalon forum.
904756
I know with this one, this one has spotty reception, but I think that the one you may be looking for is this one: Pioneer GEX-INNO2BK Inno 2 Portable XM Satellite Radio with MP3 Capability. It looks the same, but I heard it gets better reception (I have the previous model), but if you are definitely looking into getting a Satellite radio, I think your best bet is to get the one that I mentioned. Just my personal opinion, also I've read a lot of good things about the other receiver.
2256041
I have no idea. I purchased something else and installed the XM satellite antenna on the top of my 2005 Ford Focus. It now works great for my 2010 Sirius Starmate 5 radio. The unit I received was intended for an home installation of the satellite radio. Back in 2005 (as far as I know) there were not factory installed satellite radios or antennas.
2151595
This unit is Sirius XM ready...connector already exists. I don't use satellite, but it is a nice feature to have. I do use the USB hub to charge my Bionic and iPod as I drive..
2258440
Since the unit has an auxiliary input, then yes you should be able to plug your satellite unit into this radio using a standard input cable. Now, if you use your satellite radio app on your phone, then you simply use the bluetooth connection. Of course the third way to use satellite with this unit would be to use the built in FM modulator on your satellite radio, if it is so equipped.
236941
Yes, as far as I can tell you need the base station to make the entire system work. The satellite stations are only chargers. You need to base station to connect everything together, but it works perfectly.
548150
According to the Siriusvwebsite, there is a different docking station required for that radio. If there is doubt, call Sirius support. They'll try to sell more services and options, but they are good support
1908659
This is Kevin with ReplacementRadios. It is listed for your vehicle on the manufacturer's site: pac-audio. It is compatible with satellite radio. It is compatible with the navigation system. If you have found this information helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We are an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
232667
Sorry I don't know. I had an issue with mine not acquiring satellites. I had to return it for another one.
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.
923038
I am not 100% sure, but I am going to say yes. The only difference between the two models is internal with the satellite radio component and the weather alert.