is it xm radio ready?
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Audio/Video Outputs 1 set Aux Input yes Bluetooth Yes - Built in - no accessories required CD Changer Controls No Condition BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING Detachable Face Yes HD Radio Yes - Requires HD Tuner Module iPod Controls Yes - Through USB - use regular USB to iPod wire that came with your iPod Manufacturer JVC MP3 Playback yes MPN KW-AVX748 Navigation Nav Ready - Requires Accessory Peak Power Rating 50 Watts x 4 Channels Pre-Amp Outputs 3 Sets Pre-Amp Voltage 4 Volts Rearview camera input Yes Remote Control yes Satellite Radio XM or Sirius SD Card Slot No Size Double DIN Steering Wheel Control Capability Yes - Accessory Required Subwoofer Pre-Amp Output Yes Touch-Screen Yes UPC 046838044373 USB Input yes here are the specifcations
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no its not but it is sirius xm ready which means you need to buy (SiriusXM SXV200v1) for about $50
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.
554896
I use it as a data cable for the iwatch. I would not see why it won't work w/xm radio.
2146182
It is capable of xm, but does not come with it. HD radio and satellite are additional.
1682736
If I recall pionneer had a module to go with this radio for xm and another for hd. I never upgraded to either.
912525
I would not know I would guess probably not, your best bet would be contact XM to find out.
1460348
they are very much operational/compatible. I like to program mine to record material so I can listen to at more convenient time and I haven't found another xm receiver that will program. e.g., I like coat to coast on Indie but I'm not awake at 1 am. it does lock up occasionally, maybe twice a week but I can live with that
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I don't see why not, as long as you got the satellite antenna and a standard radio in your house, put the satellite out side in the open, tune your radio inside the house to your xm and away you go
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Maybe, If the radio in your car is XM ready, it should work. This is just a receiver unit, it will plug into an XM ready radio, and the radio will work to change channels. It is a plug and play unit, and easily installed. the antenna plugs into the XM tuner and the tuner plugs into An XM ready radio. Check your owners manual to see what kind of radio you have. I know a lot of the Toyota's have XM ready radios. You also might check the XM website I think there is a tutorial and vehicle model check that might be helpful.
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It is, but you will need the Sirius SXV200v1 tuner to enable the Sirius satellite radio. It is, however, HD radio ready without any special adapters or antennas.
1384605
This radio is not made for portable use. There are some battery powered portable models. I considered one of these for stadium use but decided against it because the total signal delay would be about 30 seconds. XM adds a 15-20 second buffering delay (to allow an uninterrupted signal when driving under underpasses, etc.) to the radio delay. I think the delay is unacceptable for stadium use.
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Hi Jason - I have noticed that it displays the radio song and artist (not xm related) sometimes. Every so often it just shows the radio station on the display instead of the artist name and song.
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I do not recall if that was ever an option. It did not come with my unit, that I know. You will have to talk with XM to see if tey offer something. The unit I have sounds very good though FYI
694630
As an aux input, yes. But unless you have the sat/am button, the xm part of the kit won't work.
2235976
Are you asking because you actually want to get xm radio, or because you think it needs an antenna to navigate? I've never read any literature or seen anything in the 760 menu indicating any kind of satellite radio functionality. Unless you're trip planning indoors away from a window, you won't need ANY kind of external antenna.
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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.