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PAC SWI-PS Sony and Pioneer Steering Wheel Radio Control Interface
List price: $137.73
Sale price: $51.87
You save: $85.86 (62%)
Binding: Misc.
Brand: PAC
EAN: 0606523106238
Feature(s): Retain the use of steering wheel or rear seat radio controls when replacing the factory head unitWorks with Pioneer and Sony radios with wired remote inputsUniversal Interface: covers over 95% of the vehicles made from 1986 and upThis Item Is Not A IR Learning Module - It Is For Radios With Wired Remote Inputs
Item Dimensions: Height 1.75"Width 4"Length 8.75"Weight 1 lbs.
Label: PAC
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
List Price: $137.73
Manufacturer: PAC
Model: SWIPS
MPN: SWIPS
Package Dimensions:
Height: 1.6"
Width: 3.4"
Length: 1.6"
Weight: 0.25 lbs.
Product Group: Automotive Parts and Accessories
Publisher: PAC
Release Date: 2007-02-26
Studio: PAC
UPC: 606523106238
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
PAC SWI-PS PIONEER and SONY UNIVERSAL STEERING WHEEL RADIO INTERFACE INFRARED LEARNING REMOTE CAN VIRTUALLY LEARN ALL AFTERMARKET RADIOS WIRELESS INFRARED REMOTE SIGNALS; CONVERTS THE SIGNALS GENERATED BY THE FACTORY REMOTE LOCATION CONTROLS INTO INFRARED SIGNALS; RETAINS THE STEERING WHEEL HEATER and AIR CONTROL BUTTONS ON ALL GM VEHICLES ; SIMPLE 3-WIRE HOOK-UP;STEP-BY-STEP PROGRAMMING WITH LED CONFIRMATION;NON-VOLATILE MEMORY WILL NOT LOSE PROGRAMMING EVEN WHEN POWER IS DISCONNECTED; PIONEER and SONY UNIVERSAL STEERING WHEEL RADIO INTERFACE
Customer Reviews Average rating - 3.5
Rating - 3 Date: 2009-01-05
Content: I purchased the PAC SWI-PS controller to interface between the three buttons on my 2003 Honda Odyssey's steering wheel and a new Pioneer AVIC-F900BT nav/stereo system. If you have any basic wiring skills at all the install is quite simple and the programming is pretty easy as well. You just have to find a good hiding place for the control box behind the stereo where it won't rattle or interfere with cup holders, etc... The only cons are that the device is not 100% compatible with the new Pioneer. I can't get the "audio/ch" button programmed to scan up the saved station presets. However, I was able to configure it to switch between incoming audio sources like FM/AM/iPod etc... It will also turn off the stereo if you hold down the button for a second or two so I'm not too disappointed. My biggest gripe is the time it takes the control to send a signal to the stereo. If I push the volume up or down too quickly nothing happens at all. I have to hold down the volume button for about a second for it to work. And if you hold it down for more than a second it will ramp up/down the volume quickly. Once you're aware of these quirks the PAC SWI-PS control works fine. It doesn't work nearly as well as the original factory configuration but there aren't many options out there for after-market stereos unless you want to completely replace the built-in steering wheel controls.
Summary: It works, sort of...
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-12-22
Content: Worked great and hooked up very easily. Has a great web site to go to for info.
Summary: PAC SWI-PS
Rating - 2 Date: 2008-12-12
Content: This product is supposed to restore full functionality of steering wheel controls. How ever I noticed that it doesn't always work. Usually the next song button stops working or it magically changes into previous song for either of the buttons. The volume button always works that isn't an issue. The mode button also does crazy stuff where it sometimes turns the device on or off, other times it may just mute it while it is still on, other times it changes the function from USB to Radio etc... Strange! Not to pleased with this product when it isn't working (40% of the time) but happy when it is (60% of the time)
Summary: Works when it feels like it
Rating - 3 Date: 2008-10-20
Content: easy to program and easy to install. works most of the time but every once in a while it doesint do what its suppost to. (messes up the commands)
Summary: good most of the time
Rating - 2 Date: 2008-08-26
Content: hardly ever works, not realiable. When it works, the button I press is not what executes.
Summary: need some work
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