Pioneer GEX-P920 XM Satellite Digital Tuner

 

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Pioneer DEH-P980BT | Pioneer CD-IB100II iPod Adapter | Pioneer GEX-P920XM  XM Digital Satellite Tuner

 Pioneer GEX-P10HD HD RadioPioneer CD-UB100 USB Adapter | Pioneer CD-SR11 Steering Wheel Remote Control

 Auxiliary Fuse Box | Infinity Basslink | Infinity 3022cf Rear Speaker Array

 

Time for an Integrated XM Tuner...

While I was installing the Pioneer CD-IB100II iPod Adapter, the XM radio caught my attention too.  Why was I going to leave the Roady XT XM radio hanging off the dash when I had done such a good job getting the iPod completely integrated?  There was no good reason.  I found the part number for the Pioneer GEX-P920XM XM tuner component and ordered it.

Pioneer GEX-P920 XM Satellite Digital Tuner

The beauty of the IP-BUS connectors on the Pioneer is that you can daisy chain from one external devices to the next using the single IP-BUS input on the back of the head unit.  Each component requires its own power and ground but with the auxiliary fuse panel I installed, that was also very easy - just plug the yellow into the "always on" side and add the ground wire to the ground post, run the satellite antenna and Poof!  Done.

In the process I removed the Harman/Kardon Drive + Play items.  I will install them in the Jeep since the Pioneer head unit there does not support the iPod Adapter and I had found that using the iPod with a cable and separate power cord was cumbersome.  So I can reuse the Drive + Play and have only one redundant XM Radio (that cost me $9 in an online promotion).  With the Drive + Play and XM radios removed, the wiring scheme is greatly simplified.

I left the AUX mini jack available outside the dash for guests or future indeterminate devices.  It took me longer to update the wiring charts (below) than to do the actual work.  But given the slight complexity, it will be handy later when my memory fades, what's going on with all this stuff!

Pioneer GEX-P920XM Operation Manual

Pioneer GEX-P920XM Installation Manual

 

Auxiliary Fuse Box Connections

Updated Fuse Box Layout

 


Here is a logical view of the stereo system

Pioneer / Infinity Sound System
  Radio Devices   External Devices
  Sat Antenna   Antenna   USB Device iPod Music Phone   Generic Device
  Cable   Cable Splitter   USB Cable iPod Cable Blue Tooth   Mini Cable
  Pioneer GEX-P920 XM Satellite Digital Tuner   Pioneer GEX-P10HD HD Radio   Pioneer CD-UB100 USB Adapter Pioneer CD-IB100II iPod Adapter          
                       
Source XM   External 1   External 2 iPod   BT Audio Phone   Aux  
                         
  XM Satellite Radio   HD Radio   USB              
                         
  AM   FM     CD                                        
                                                     
                                                     
          Sub     Pioneer Premier DEH-P980BT
Head Unit
IP-BUS            
                       
Out               Rear   Blue Tooth In  
                       
                Front  Auxiliary Stereo Cable
                     
                                                                 
                                                                 
                                                                 
                                                           
  Factory Tweeter                   Factory Power Amp           Factory Tweeter
Front Factory Mid-range                               Factory Mid-range
  Factory Sub-Woofer                 Left Added Speakers Right         Factory Sub-Woofer
                                   
                                     
                                     
                                                             
                                                             
                                                               
Rear Infinity 3022cf
Speaker Array

 
                Infinity Basslink               Infinity 3022cf
Speaker Array
                               
                               
                               
                             
                             
                     
Sub         Powered Sub-Woofer            
                       

 

 


 

The wiring chart below illustrates the configuration and additional pages added to the web site explain the Pioneer DEH-980BT head unit, iPod Adapter, XM Tuner, HD Radio, USB Adapter, Infinity 3022cf rear speaker array, and Infinity Basslink installations. 

Here is the updated component layout and wiring.  The major components may be clicked to see more details about them.

Pioneer System Diagram with Component Wiring

Updated Component Wiring Diagram (click on components for write-ups)

 

XM Radio Display

XM Radio Display

XM Radio Display -  Presets

XM Radio Display

 

The de-cluttered dash

Pioneer Premier DEH-980BT

 

     

      

  

Pioneer DEH-P980BT | Pioneer CD-IB100II iPod Adapter | Pioneer GEX-P920XM  XM Digital Satellite Tuner

 Pioneer GEX-P10HD HD RadioPioneer CD-UB100 USB Adapter | Pioneer CD-SR11 Steering Wheel Remote Control

 Auxiliary Fuse Box | Infinity Basslink | Infinity 3022cf Rear Speaker Array

 

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