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Gateway
Item# Gateway
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Advanced Car Integration Kit for the iPod and iPhone
The Ultimate In-Car iPod Integration Solution for Select Vehicles
Put simply, the iSimple GateWay is the ultimate car integration kit for your iPod or iPhone. Each vehicle-specific GateWay kit provides a seamless connection between your iPod or iPhone and the factory-installed, satellite-ready radios in many 2003-2011 cars, trucks and SUVs.
FREE UPGRADE!
Purchase the iSimple Gateway at iSimpleSolutions.com and receive a free upgrade to the latest firmware and guaranteed support for your phones latest operating software! Gateway's purchased through iSimpleSolutions.com always ship with the latest firmware.
iSimple recommends professional installation
FeaturesSpecificationsCustomer Reviews
Product Features Include:
- Keeps the factory radio intact - no need to get a new radio installed
- Digital quality music from your iPod or iPhone
- Playlist and library browsing through your standard radio controls
- Song, Artist and Album information on your radio display
- Battery charging on all dockable iPod or iPhone models
- Secondary input for use with other portable audio devices
- 2007 CES Innovations Award winner
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Gateway Specifications:
Compatibility Notes
- HD Radio support requires the purchase of the HDRT (sold separately)
- Satellite Radio support requires the purchase of the ISSR11 & an SCC1 tuner (both sold separately, Canadian SCC-1C is not supported)
- Bluetooth support requires the purchase if the ISBT21 (sold separately)
Vehicle Specific Notes
Ford/Lincoln/Mercury (PGHFD1 Harness)
- Vehicle must be equipped with or have the ability to support satelitte radio
- Radios that are equipped with an internal satellite tuner DO NOT support an auxiliary input or aftermarket satellite radio through the ISFD571. The factory auxiliary input & satellite radio will be retained but you CAN NOT add these features with the PXAMG.
- 2011+ models equipped with Navigation Radios are not compatible
- In 2009 Ford changed the radios in the following vehicles halfway through the year from having an external satellite radio tuner to having an internal satellite radio tuner. These vehicles will not be able to support an Auxiliary input or aftermarket Satellite radio through the ISFD571:
- Ford Focus
- Ford Escape
- Mercury Mariner
- Non-navigation radios must have an "AUX, "Sirius" or "SAT" button to be compatible
General Motors (PGHGM1 Harness)
- Radio must be equipped with a "CAT" + "Band" button combination or "XM" button to be compatible
- 2012 Avalanche, Sierra, Silverado Suburban, Tahoe & Yukon vehicles equipped with a navigation radio are not compatible
General Motors (PGHGM2/PGHGM3 Harness)
- Radio must be equipped with a "CAT" + "Band" button combination or "XM" button to be compatible
- 2009 Pontiac G6 - GM changed the radio halfway through the year so there are two harness possibilities in this vehicle. If the radio in the vehicle looks like the first picture you need to use the ISGM573 kit. However if the radio in the vehicle looks like the second picture you will need to use the ISGM572 harness.
General Motors (PGHGM5 Harness)
- Radio must have a "Band" or "XM" button to be compatible
- Not compatible in vehicles equipped with "Monsoon" system or any other "signal sensing" amplifier.
- When using the PGHGM5 harness: Some radios may have an inactive satellite radio port if not equipped with a factory satellite radio tuner. Please see a dealer for activation of this port to enable the interface
Honda/Acura (PGHHD1 Harness)
- iPod text is only supported on radios that are equipped with an XM or Sat button. CD Changer emulation mode does not support iPod text
- HD Radio & Bluetooth are only supported in satellite radio emulation mode. Radios that have an "XM" or "SAT" button support satellite radio emulation mode.
- Factory navigation radios equipped with a USB input do not support CD Changer emulation mode
- Radios equipped with a “CDL” button are not compatible
- In vehicles using CD Changer emulation mode, if the vehicle is equipped with an external 6-disc changer, it must be disconnected for the PXAMG to function properly.
Vehicle Specific Honda/Acura Notes
- 2008+ Acura TL & MDX equipped with XM Nav-Traffic use the PGHHD2C harness and only support satellite radio emulation mode
- Honda Element equipped with radio part number "2BW0" is not compatible. This number can be found on the LCD display just above preset number five.
Hyundai (PGHHY1/PGHHY2 Harness)
- Radio must have an "XM" button to be compatible
- Not compatible with navigation radios
- Radios that have an internal satellite tuner are not compatible
Mazda (PGHMZ1 Harness)
- Mazda 6 & CX-9 equipped with mid-line & navigation radio will only support basic iPod operation. Mid-line radios will have a small color LCD screen in the middle of the face of the radio.
- 2009+ Mazda Tribute: The radio in these vehicles may be equipped with an internal satellite tuner with no distinguishing marks on the face of the radio. If the radio has a yellow satellite antenna plugged into the back, the satellite tuner is internal and the PXAMG is not compatible.
Nissan/Infiniti (PGHNI1/PGHNI2 Harness)
- Radio must have a "SAT" button or have "CH", "CHANNEL", "CAT" or "CATEGORY" printed somewhere on the face of the radio to be compatible (except Rouge,see below). This is usually located near the Tune or Seek buttons.
Vehicle Specific Nissan/Infiniti Notes
Infiniti
- In 2004-2007 Infiniti vehicles equipped with factory satellite radio, the satellite tuner will have to be disconnected at the tuner location in order for the PXAMG to work correctly.
- 2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan: Requires the ISNI572
- 2007 Infiniti G35 Coupe: Requires the ISNI571
- 2007-2008 Infiniti G35 Sedan: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2008 Infiniti G37: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
Nissan
- 2007-2008 Nissan Maxima: Non-navigation radios use the ISNI572 harness
- 2007-2008 Nissan Maxima: Models equipped with navigation use the ISNI571
- 2008 & Up Nissan Pathfinder & Armada: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2007 & Up Nissan Altima: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2009 & Up Nissan Maxima: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2009 & Up Nissan Murano: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2009 & Up Nissan Rogue: Vehicles equipped with radio part number "PY00F" & "CY26G" are not compatible. This number can be found on the top right corner of the face of the radio. Models equipped with navigation are not compatible.
- 2009 & Up Nissan 370z: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2011 & Up Nissan Juke: Models equipped with navigation are not compatible
- 2011 & Up Nissan Sentra: Vehicles equipped with radio part number "CY13F" are not compatible. This number can be found near the display on the radio. Models equipped with navigation are not compatible.
Subaru
- Radio must have a "SAT" button to be compatible.
- In vehicles equipped with satellite radio, the satellite tuner will have to be disconnected at the tuner location in order for the PXAMG to function properly.
Vehicle Specific Subaru Notes
- Forester: Not compatible with factory installed iPod adapter
- Tribeca: Models with Navigation are not compatible
Toyota/Scion/Lexus
- Radio must have an "AM-SAT" "DISC" or "CD" button to be compatible
- Radios equipped with a USB input are not compatible.
- If using in Satellite Radio emulation mode: Vehicles equipped with a factory satellite radio will need to disconnect the satellite tuner at the tuner location in order for the PXAMG to properly function.
Vehicle Specific Toyota/Scion/Lexus Notes
Scion
- Not compatible in vehicles equipped with the OEM Pioneer radio with the OEL display
Volkswagen (PGHVW1/PGHVW2 Harness)
- Radios equipped with a "SAT" button (excluding the Touareg & Beetle) require the ISVW571
- Navigation radios & radios NOT equipped with a "SAT" button require the ISVW572
- 2009+ Volkswagen vehicles equipped with navigation are not compatible
- Radios equipped with an SD Card slot are not compatible
- Not compatible with factory installed iPod adapter when using the 2B adapter
Volkswagen (PGHVW3 Harness)
- If the vehicle is equipped with a factory installed external CD Changer it must be disconnected in order for the PXAMG to work correctly
- Not compatible with factory installed iPod adapter
Product Revision History
Current Revision #: 1.4.778b Description: Adds 2010 & 2011 applications & improves general functionality
Revision #: .38 Description: Adds support for iPhone/iTouch 3.0 Operating System, SCC1 Sirius Satellite Radio Support for most applications & improves general functionality
Revision #: .36 Description: Adds Nissan & Hyundai Compatibility Product Status
Product Description
Recipient of a 2008 CES Innovations Award, the PXAMG is the first interface ever to bring the iPod™, HD Radio™ broadcasting, and many other portable media products into the vehicle.
The PXAMG also brings the power of HD Radio broadcasting with the help of the HD Radio Tuner (HDRT). Available separately, the HDRT gives users more channels, more content, in exciting new formats—all with no subscription fees.
The PXAMG directly connects your iPod to your radio allowing you to browse your music, by Artist, Album, Genre, and Playlist from the radio controls. This direct connection eliminates the need for noisy FM modulated solutions, and also keeps the iPods internal battery charged. The interface is expandable, by adding the HDRT you will receive digital radio stations that can not be received with a standard tuner. Experience HD Radio and hear FM in CD quality, and AM at FM quality!
Allows connection of any two devices: iPod cable, AUX cable, SCC1 Satellite Tuner (sold seperately) or HD Radio Tuner (sold seperately). Product Features
- Keeps the Factory Radio Intact – Plug-and-play interface eliminates the need to replace the factory radio, maintaining the vehicle’s original look and feel.
- Saves Time and Money – Cutting-edge technology and compact size provide huge advantages over buying and installing a new stereo with similar capabilities.
- In Most Applications Retains Original Vehicle Features – Advanced capabilities retain and all safety and convenience features tied to the factory system.i.e.OEM Satellite, Rear Seat Entertainment, and CD changers (please check vehicle compatibility notes)
- Provides Multiple Entertainment Options – Additional auxiliary input connects MP3 players, satellite radio tuners, DVD players, navigation systems and other portable media to the vehicle.
- Delivers Digital-Quality Audio – Direct connection to the factory radio ensures static-free, crystal-clear sound from the iPod and many other portable media devices.
- Enables All iPod Features and Functions from the iPod and the Radio – iPod Interface displays information and provides iPod control from both the iPod and the radio.
- Works with Multiple Applications – USB connection allows the PXAMG to be continually updated with downloadable firmware to work with the latest applications.
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Product Reviews - Reviewed by 7 customers |
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Perfect for 2006 Honda Pilot w/o navi, July 16, 2011
 I purchased and installed this product from Best Buy, and it was relatively easy, in comparison to a custom system. So I would definitely encourage others to buy it solely based on the ease of instillation. Secondly, I had trouble getting my factory deck to recognize the module so I decided to email iSimple. Someone from tech support immediately responded with some helpful advice. Then, I had to disconnect the battery for something else and again had a bear of a time getting the deck to recognize the module and thus the iPhone. So, this second time around I called and spend about 15-20 minutes with someone with tech support and received answers to all of the questions I had. They are extremely knowledgeable about their products and very helpful. Their customer service is great, and their product is great. If I were to get picky and have a complaint, it's that using the plugin you can't actually make a phone call. The ipod doesn't pause, and the phone call isn't ran through the stereo. However, if you use the 3.5mm jack, it will, but then you loose charging capability, but then you can just plug in both cables, but get the factory receiver to recognize the headphone jack first. It's really a great product.
By virtuoso from seattle
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troubles with Acura TL with Navigation, June 27, 2011
I installed the Isimple myself, it was relatively easy. The actual music function and controls work well and are easy once you get used to them. The only problem that I am having is that the iphone music stops when you originate a call with the factory HandsFreeLink, however once the call starts to ring the music starts back up and plays through the speakers in the background of the call. The only way to stop this is to unplug the Iphone. I have updated both the iphone and the firmware and neither has solved the problem. I have seen numerous posts in forums where others are having the exact same problem. I mailed the support and they say the update will solve it, the problem is still there and they have no answer. The system works well except this glitch. It is a relatively small annoyance but you should be aware of this before you buy.
By kantonm from Los Angeles
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Worked well for me, June 12, 2011
I have a 2004 Accord with Navi and did a self install. There are cryptic instructions for navigating the menus and you must use the "Audio" screen for that navigation. Skipping ahead (fast forward by first letter) is not available, so finding a particular artist, for example, can be quite a task for some high capacity devices, like my 160GB iPod.
I had to take the top of the dash off to expose the plug for the Gateway. A little intimidating, but once done, easy! I installed both the iPod interface the the standard 3/8" audio plug. The unused audio plug landed in the gearshift path and with one motion going into park, the tip jammed and snapped off. Oh well, it wasn't really needed anyway. The whole install took a couple of hours and there are good instructions with pictures on the 'net.
Overall, works great, beats the sound quality offered by the FM radio interface.
I'm here today to look into the cell phone Bluetooth interface!
By eeandersen from Newark, DE
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Good Sound, Not so good controls and documentation, March 24, 2011
 I give the product a 5 for sound quality but a 1 for ease of use and documentation. I have a 2007 Honda Accord with 6 disc changer, integrated temperature controls but w/o navigation.
Best Buy did the install and they did a good job but iSimple provides no documentation on how the product works with the 2007 Accord Factory Radio! So, I spend hours working all the button combinations to figure out how to select through the menu's on the ipod using the radio controls. How dumb is that? They provide "cheat sheet" cards for every other type of car with the manuals but, nothing for the Accord. There is a manual for how to use the control for a Honda, but it is not the radio I have, and the same controls don't work. For instance, the manual says "turn selector wheel" - but, there is no "selector wheel" on my factory Honda Radio.
So, now that I have it figured out... "press preset 6 for that, scan for that, channel up down for that etc... " it is fine in terms of operation and it sounds very good. But come on iSimple!!! Get some decent instructions!!!!!
By SixSigmaGuy from Chicago
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Love it!, February 28, 2011
This is a wonderful addition to our vehicle! It works great and is easy to use. The free installation was great. I was very impressed with the professionalism of the technicians who installed it. So happy that we installed the appropriate model in our other vehicle.
By SherylF from Minneapolis, MN
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Solid product, February 28, 2011
I bought this and had it installed by BestBuy for my 2004 Honda Accord EX (with Navigation). I was a bit nervous buying it since my plan was to use it with my iPhone 4 and the box doesn't say whether it supports it (only up to 3GS). But everything seems to work fine so far.
Here's how it works once installed:
- You can have two cables attached to the unit (which is hidden underneath the radio). One cable to plug into your iphone/ipod which also charges the device and another RCA cable to plug into the phone's headphone input.
- These two cables give you three "modes" to choose from within the nav screen: aux1, aux2 and iPod.
When in aux1 mode, you plug in your iphone using the iphone cable (plugs into bottom of phone). In this mode you can play music by using your phone or via the steering wheel controls or via the on-screen controls (i.e. go to next/previous track, change volume, select playlist, etc). However, in this mode, you don't see any track info.
In aux2 mode, you connect your iphone via headphone jack. Obviously, you wont get any steering wheel or in-dash controls, etc. Its as if you simply plugged in any generic audio device.
In iPod mode, you plug in your iphone the same way as aux1. In this mode, you *cannot* control your iphone at all. You get full steering wheel and in-dash controls *AND* track info on your NAV screen.
Unfortunately, the in-dash interface is pretty cryptic. If you use the onscreen buttons on your NAV to select music, you get a few options to "browse" for tracks to play via playlists, genres, album, or composer. And you can use your knobs to forward through the list to find a song pretty quickly.
The response time using the nav screen or steering wheel controls (whether in aux1 or iPod mode) is pretty fast.. I'd say about a 1 second delay before a song begins to play.
I plan on keeping my iphone in aux1 - seems to be the best of both worlds. I can use my iphone's interface (that we all know and love) to choose a playlist and still be able to skip tracks via the steering wheel controls.
The price includes installation and took the tech about an hour and half. On the Accord, you have a couple of options on where the cables can come out:
- The middle console (behind your parking brake)
- The storage area underneath your radio
He will have to drill a small hole to get the cable through either way. The labor is also covered by warranty for life.
By pauls111 from Santa Clara, CA
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Great sound, February 28, 2011
The quality of the sound is excellent. Easy to use as well as setup. The price was really good. Well worth it.
By mousetro from Atlanta, Ga
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