Get SiriusXM and Marine Weather Together Using the SR150 or SR200 Receiver Raymarine’s SR150 or SR200 Marine Weather receivers are dual-receiver units that support receiving weather data, Fish Mapping, and SiriusXM satellite radio. In this configuration, the Raymarine SiriusXM receiver is under the full control of the Raymarine LightHouse multifunction display and its Audio application. Channel selection and tuning, favorite channels, favorite track alerts, and other popular features are controlled by the Audio application on your Axiom chartplotter. Axiom can display artist and album information in the Audio app. The SR150 or SR200's line-out audio is normally connected to an auxiliary input on a marine stereo source unit, or fed directly to a speaker amplifier. Volume adjustments made from the chartplotter will change the audio line-out level only. In this configuration, your marine stereo source unit won't display artist/album/track or station information. Channel selection is performed on your Raymarine chartplotter in the Audio app. 2. Listen to SiriusXM from a 3rd Party Receiver Raymarine's LightHouse Audio application can control many features on marine source units from Rockford Fosgate, FUSION, JL Audio and others supporting NMEA2000 networking. These manufacturers may offer their own SiriusXM satellite radio tuners that plug directly into their source units. Raymarine's integration with these types of 3rd SiriusXM receivers is very limited. SiriusXM channel selection, favorite channels, and favorite track/artist alerts are controlled from the marine audio source unit. Raymarine's Audio application can adjust the source unit's volume level and input source only. While listening to other sources like Bluetooth, USB, iPod, AM/FM or CD/DVD, Raymarine’s Audio Application can control many features on the source unit like source selection, multi-zone volume control, AM/FM radio tuning, Bluetooth or USB track control, and display of artist/album/track information. Some capabilities may vary slightly depending on which marine source unit you are connected to. Raymarine is also dedicated to continuous product improvements. Be sure to check with your marine electronics dealer for the latest compatibility information when building your system.