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N1->N3 Upgrade, GEX-P910XM no longer working...

By dropzone9540 · Dec 08, 2007in XM/Sirius/HD Radio and Traffic Receivers💬 7 posts👁️ 1,605 views
Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 08:59 UTC#1

I recently sent in my N1 for the ribbon cable recall. While the unit was at Pioneer, I ordered a N3 brain from eBay and got the new 70-series DVDs. Once I had everything, I installed it all and upgraded the software from my old N1. When I attempted to re-connect my AUX, my MULTI-CD, and my GEX-P910XM, none of the components worked. I could connect the AUX and the CD separately and together, but once the XM unit got into the chain, nothing worked. I also tried to run just the XM unit on its own with no results. It worked just fine before everything was taken apart. Power is working to everything and I've checked the continuity of the cables which seem to be okay.

 

Does the old 910XM receiver not work with the N3? Do I need to get the 920? Or is there something else I'm missing??

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 09:14 UTC#2

Hmmm. All XM p-bus tuners should work with it. What do you mean by aux? Try connecting just the XM and the changer, with the changer being last in the chain, and then running whatever aux you are referring to into the A/V input instead

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 16:36 UTC#3

Ive tried that, the XM and changer, no dice. Even XM alone isn't working. Maybe the unit went bad while it was unplugged and not being used... UGH! (that was sarcasm)

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 19:04 UTC#4

I assume you checked to make sure the power and ground didn't come loose while re-installing?

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 19:33 UTC#5

let that be a lesson to all for buying other peoples problems on Ebay

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 19:59 UTC#6

I checked all power/ground connections and everything seems to be fine. Today I purchased an ipod adapter and tried using the IP-Bus cable to connect the old XM tuner and it worked just fine. Apparently, there's a cable problem that must have happened during all the plugging and unplugging. So, looks like I just need to find a new IP-Bus cable.... anyone know where to find one cheap?

 

And just for the record, I've never really had a problem buying anything on eBay, you just need to stick to high-feedback/high transaction count sellers. As it turns out, this wasn't a "buying on eBay" problem.

Posted Dec 08, 2007 · 22:57 UTC#7

sure....I am convinced most of the stuff on ebay is refurb or stolen