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Avic Z1 Remote Control

By negri21 · Jun 15, 2006in General💬 12 posts👁️ 2,625 views
Posted Jun 15, 2006 · 23:57 UTC#1
I am told i need the AVIC Z1 remote control to program my factory steering wheel controls to work witht he Z1. Does anyone know ANYWHERE to find this remote. That isnt in backorder? Thanks
Posted Jun 16, 2006 · 00:24 UTC#2
You only need the factory remote if you use the IR remote, if you use the wired one (PAC SWI PS) you do not need the factory remote.
Posted Jun 16, 2006 · 01:11 UTC#3
so i just get that wired kit and then my steering controls will work?
Posted Jun 16, 2006 · 20:39 UTC#4
you have to program it, but yes it will work
Posted Jun 16, 2006 · 21:29 UTC#5
ANY BODY KNOW IF THEY HAVE WIRE REMOTE CONTROL AND WHERE CAN I GET IT
Posted Jun 18, 2006 · 15:13 UTC#6
If you're talking about the steering wheel controls, that wired unit is from www.pac-audio.com
Posted Jun 21, 2006 · 00:36 UTC#7
well i bought the wired remote item, that was suggested. Now i need the factory remote fro the Z1 to program this. this is what i asked to begin with! So where can i find that remote?
Posted Jun 21, 2006 · 00:51 UTC#8
You DO NOT NEED the factory remote to program the PAC SWI PS, you only need the factroy remote to program the IR version of the PAC
Posted Jun 21, 2006 · 03:30 UTC#9
so i got that PAC part, just hook it up and my steering wheel controls work?
Posted Jun 21, 2006 · 11:34 UTC#10
negri21 said:
so i got that PAC part, just hook it up and my steering wheel controls work?


Well you have to go through a slightly complicated programming method to program the PAC for which type of car you have, then you have to go through programming each "command" to which ever steering wheel button from your car. But yes, after doing that, the steering controls work.
Posted Jun 21, 2006 · 15:30 UTC#11
Also, be careful of the wired remotes. Even though they advertise to work with your car's steering wheel controls, you have to check their supportability matrix as quite a few vehicles will not work (i.e. Subaru).
Posted Jun 22, 2006 · 12:33 UTC#12
Correct...and all that information is available on PAC's web site...along with some work arounds if necessary.