The steering wheel controls will work with some decks. Depending on the brand and model, you have to purchase an adapter that will allow your controls to work. However!!!, if you remove your factory deck, you will loose many options. eg. low tire pressure, change oil, etc. One way of installing an after market deck is to move your factory deck into the trunk and install a new head unit.
yes. there are aftermarket brands that offer remote capability but it has limitations. if you really like the remote controls you might want to look into an original equipment upgrade to gain a CD player or multi CD changer that was made for your car and retain the steering wheel controls, you can usually pick one up at a junk jard.
All of them come standard with remote controls.
Remote controls are designed to operate with specific devices. Normally, a television remote control will not have the buttons to operate a DVD player. However, some manufacturers have television remote controls with DVD controls built in and a player from the same manufacturer can be controlled by the same remote. In addition, there are several third party remote controls that can be programmed to operate a wide variety of devices allowing one control to operate several different pieces of equipment.
Light blue is for steering wheel controls or a wire remote control.
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Remote controls for Sky Digiboxes are not available at Amazon.com. Replacement controls can be ordered from http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/remote-controls/order-replacement-remote-control/index.html?hcmp=search-article-sslc.
Inside the trunk, mounted under the rear window. It is a remote player with loadable magazine.
Sky remote controls are very easy to use. They are universal, and can connect to any TV, DVD/VCR player, or DVD recorder. They will work with absolutely anything, and they are easy to read as well.
1) IrDA devices have built-in error checking; remote controls usually do not have this feature. 2) Remote controls work at greater distances. 3) Remote controls are unidirectional, but IrDA devices are bidirectional.
Remote controls use both infrared and radio frequency technologies. Your typical TV remote uses infrared and your typical car remote uses RF.
It seems Sky remote controls are easily programmable. Here is a site that will help you program you're Sky remote to any television: http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/remote-controls/operate-tv-with-sky-remote/
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