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Question: Anyone have experience with this interface on a Lexus LS430 04
Document: After ordering this and a 10mm magnetic socket from Amazon I was able to quickly add Ipod capabilities to my 2008 Lexus RX 350. I hid away all of the wires and Ipod and now can access all of my music through the factory radio interface as if it was always meant to be there. The steering wheel buttons even work. This is a great product and way better than hit-or-miss fm streamers or inconvenient tape adapters.
I installed this on my wife's 2004 Lexus RX330 and it could not have been easier. Installation was really easy and the sound quality is great.
installed in a 2006 corolla and the factory radio now controls my daughters iPhone in her car. I love it
Useful when you need full control.Shows artist, title and track time on display, although text is limited to 16 chars.Charges iPod.Minor gripes:Non-intuitive button controls. Not so bad once you get used to it.Confusing instructions as there are many different configurations (satellite vs disc changer vs HD radio) and references to part numbers of other products. After focusing on just the relevant info, it turned out to be very simple.Limited REV/FF capability.
Unlike what's mentioned in the product description, the radio did NOT switch to SAT/Bluetooth to take the call. I had the same problem with the BT35-TOY, and didn't bother to troubleshoot it beyond what I had already checked.However, if your phone IS paired, and you leave your radio on SAT/Bluetooth, it does take calls well.
This will then pair the device. If you miss the pairing, simply switch to another channel (AM/FM/CD), and back, and it'll attempt to pair again.The Number 2 key on the stereo acts as Pause/Play, the Track Up/Down is for switching songs, and the Number 6 key is used to control the iPod by Voice. The Steering wheel controls work too.I decided not to use this kit for pairing with my phone.
This product does more than advertised. The directions are OK at best, read them very carefully. In the end, this kit plugs right into the factory radio without having to modify any wiring. I used the SAT input, which gives the most functionality. It was not clear; but, when you select the SAT input, the Gateway kit gives you the option to use Aux1 or IPOD. Aux1 gives you skip fwd/back functionality only and complete control from the iPod itself.
This method allowed me to adjust many iSimple settings:a. Hit the "3" button. This changes the display to "Settings".b. Hit the Tune Up button. It'll now show "BT Search". Keep hitting the Seek/Track Up button to cycle through the choices, including "Devices", and "Remove".c. To select an item, hit the "3" button. Cycle through the choices via the Seek/Track Up button again.d.
Much, much better than the BT-35. No hissing, plenty of bass response. It does not sound as good as a CD or a direct cable connection, however.I connected the module to be used as my SAT (I don't subscribe to Satellite radio.)
It's a bit annoying. Because of this, I took one star off my review.A nice surprise is that it also controls Pandora. When using IPOD mode, you can see the Artist/Song information. You can also skip to the next track. Pretty sweet.One final note. In my car, I have a SAT radio but did not have the SAT module. So, the SAT connector on the radio was empty.
Answer: I have an 05 gx, if there isn't a sat button in the car, the aux cable part works great as well as the iPod part, but the xm part does not work for me, and iv used the xm part and and the one you get with the isimple kit, neither worked