TOY-SC1 for Sirius Install help needed!!!
05-28-2008, 06:33 PM
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TOY-SC1 for Sirius Install help needed!!!
I am getting ready to order the TOY-SC1 kit for the Premium HU.
Where are you guys putting your antennas? I was think to velcro to the plastic cowl cover...
Does anyone have install advice or pics?
Where is the power source for the unit coming from (the radio)?
Is this a complex install? Should I pay someone to install?
Where are you guys putting your antennas? I was think to velcro to the plastic cowl cover...
Does anyone have install advice or pics?
Where is the power source for the unit coming from (the radio)?
Is this a complex install? Should I pay someone to install?
05-28-2008, 10:13 PM
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05-29-2008, 07:38 PM
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Re: TOY-SC1 for Sirius Install help needed!!!
Originally Posted by Mjj770
I am getting ready to order the TOY-SC1 kit for the Premium HU.
Where are you guys putting your antennas? I was think to velcro to the plastic cowl cover...
Where are you guys putting your antennas? I was think to velcro to the plastic cowl cover...
Originally Posted by Mjj770
Where is the power source for the unit coming from (the radio)?
Originally Posted by Mjj770
Is this a complex install? Should I pay someone to install?
05-29-2008, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by traindog71
My antenna is right beside my SNS antenna under the dash, works perfect
06-17-2008, 04:28 PM
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I ordered the TOY-SC1/SC-C1 combo online and brought it to a local car audio shop to have it installed (I'm not a big do-it-yourself-er). They had it in in about 40 minutes, and it sounds great! The antenna is right beside the radio antenna on the roof, right over the hatch.
Saved me $235 compared to having the Scion dealership do it ($205 vs $440) so I'm very happy!!
-SB
Saved me $235 compared to having the Scion dealership do it ($205 vs $440) so I'm very happy!!
-SB
06-19-2008, 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Mjj770
It is a great value. Only issue I have is the audio output level coming from the Satellite vs FM (two different sound levels).
Does anyone know of an audio adjustment?
Does anyone know of an audio adjustment?
Here is the technical bulletin for the TOY-SC1 and HON-SC1
I'm just going to just put it down word for word.
Technical Bulletin: Setting Audio Levels
There is a built-in software setting for audio levels on these two interface modules that allows the installer or end user to match the level correctly for a particular vehicle. In some Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicles, you may need to enter the toggle code to raise the level to HIGH so satellite radio level matches FM/CD levels.
1. Turn stock audio system on, switch to SAT operation.
2. Rapidly enter on the stock radio preset buttons the following code: "162534".
3. The audio level will toggle to the new setting, which you will hear immediately if the code is entered correctly and quickly enough.
4. If no audible change, enter the code again.
5. Check the audio level on similar channel from Sirius vs. FM, then try CD.
The default settings on the interfaces as shipped are as follows:
TOYSC1: default setting = LOW
HONSC1: default setting = HIGH
I'm just going to just put it down word for word.
Technical Bulletin: Setting Audio Levels
There is a built-in software setting for audio levels on these two interface modules that allows the installer or end user to match the level correctly for a particular vehicle. In some Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicles, you may need to enter the toggle code to raise the level to HIGH so satellite radio level matches FM/CD levels.
1. Turn stock audio system on, switch to SAT operation.
2. Rapidly enter on the stock radio preset buttons the following code: "162534".
3. The audio level will toggle to the new setting, which you will hear immediately if the code is entered correctly and quickly enough.
4. If no audible change, enter the code again.
5. Check the audio level on similar channel from Sirius vs. FM, then try CD.
The default settings on the interfaces as shipped are as follows:
TOYSC1: default setting = LOW
HONSC1: default setting = HIGH
06-20-2008, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted by memebag
Originally Posted by Mjj770
It is a great value. Only issue I have is the audio output level coming from the Satellite vs FM (two different sound levels).
Does anyone know of an audio adjustment?
Does anyone know of an audio adjustment?
Here is the technical bulletin for the TOY-SC1 and HON-SC1
I'm just going to just put it down word for word.
Technical Bulletin: Setting Audio Levels
There is a built-in software setting for audio levels on these two interface modules that allows the installer or end user to match the level correctly for a particular vehicle. In some Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicles, you may need to enter the toggle code to raise the level to HIGH so satellite radio level matches FM/CD levels.
1. Turn stock audio system on, switch to SAT operation.
2. Rapidly enter on the stock radio preset buttons the following code: "162534".
3. The audio level will toggle to the new setting, which you will hear immediately if the code is entered correctly and quickly enough.
4. If no audible change, enter the code again.
5. Check the audio level on similar channel from Sirius vs. FM, then try CD.
The default settings on the interfaces as shipped are as follows:
TOYSC1: default setting = LOW
HONSC1: default setting = HIGH
I'm just going to just put it down word for word.
Technical Bulletin: Setting Audio Levels
There is a built-in software setting for audio levels on these two interface modules that allows the installer or end user to match the level correctly for a particular vehicle. In some Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicles, you may need to enter the toggle code to raise the level to HIGH so satellite radio level matches FM/CD levels.
1. Turn stock audio system on, switch to SAT operation.
2. Rapidly enter on the stock radio preset buttons the following code: "162534".
3. The audio level will toggle to the new setting, which you will hear immediately if the code is entered correctly and quickly enough.
4. If no audible change, enter the code again.
5. Check the audio level on similar channel from Sirius vs. FM, then try CD.
The default settings on the interfaces as shipped are as follows:
TOYSC1: default setting = LOW
HONSC1: default setting = HIGH
IT WORKED!!!!
06-18-2009, 01:48 PM
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My battery died, My wife left the lights on last night. Now the Sat Radio does not have any volume. The channel data is coming down (i.e. Channel name and artist is coming accross).
Should I have siruis re send a signal?
Should I have siruis re send a signal?
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