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Satellite Radio Power

By lopester02 · Apr 09, 2007in General💬 9 posts👁️ 1,373 views
Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 01:13 UTC#1

How do you actually power the Sir pnr2...do you just connect the power to a constant wire or do you actually run it to the fuse box...lttle confused on this...thanks for help before hand

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 01:27 UTC#2

You have to connect it to some source of constant 12v. You can run it directly to the battery with an in-line fuse. I had a power lead already running through my firewall to my dash that powered my Alpine CDA-9835 so for me it was very simple.

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 02:17 UTC#3

you can get the power right from your radio harness

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 02:21 UTC#4

Yeah, I would have run mine from the radio harness, but I had a spare power wire in my dash that I didn't want to just leave there.

 

But yeah, the radio harness would be the easiest way to go.

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 03:35 UTC#5

ok cool thanks

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 19:16 UTC#6

I connected right to the Acc line and GND in the factory harness. You don't want to use the constant 12V, then the Sirius box will be on all the time. If ou want to get really into it, you could wire up a relay using the remote turn on from the Avic as the signal wire.

Posted Apr 09, 2007 · 22:38 UTC#7

No, you do want to hook it up to constant, thats why the wire is yellow, and not red

Posted Apr 10, 2007 · 02:22 UTC#8

I hooked it up to constant power to my amp in the right passenger well. I mounted XM and bluetooth under the glove box so that was a convenient source.

 

The unit is switched by the head unit so it won't be powered up all the time.

Posted Apr 10, 2007 · 02:52 UTC#9

components connected thru the ip bus system are

controlled on/off by the headunit on/off

 

even though connected to constant 12v+

its not always on