install and operation of mediahub with streaming

anyone installed a mediahub with streaming on a 2010 legacy,need to see instructions.maybe a scanned copy would be good.or pics explaing how it is done

 

which buttons on the steering wheel do what with the iphone regards to track playlist etc.?

esp for a lgt w/ harmon was told it does not work but hey maybe theres a workaround?

 

if not media hub might be my only bet

Try the PDF at this link.

 

http://techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/56571/pdf/056571-H621SAJ300302361.pdf

The installation, user and quick reference guides are here:

(that page may go away or move when the next model year comes out). [yep, it did]

 

You can also find the install guide here:

Search Publication Type "Accessory Installation Guide" in your model and year. Then look through the list for "2010 Media Hub w/ Bluetooth Audio Streaming"

 

ADDED: Subaru reorganized their techinfo site, but the installation guides for accessories are still available for free. Go to the main techinfo link above, click on "Online Reference", then continue with the instructions I previously wrote above.

how did this work out?

 

anyone installed a mediahub with streaming on a 2010 legacy,need to see instructions.maybe a scanned copy would be good.or pics explaing how it is done

 

which buttons on the steering wheel do what with the iphone regards to track playlist etc.?

Does anyone have the actual photos of the manual? The links don't work.

I wouldn't bother with the media hub, its just not worth it. You can get much better functionality out of a bluetooth receiver plugged into your aux port.

Which Bluetooth receiver would u recommend?

I use a blackberry stereo gate, but there are cheaper options that work just as well. Look through the reviews on amazon and find one you like.

Does anyone have the actual photos of the manual? The links don't work.

The PDFs are still available on Subaru's site. See my post #4 above, which I just amended.

I had this... (still sitting in the garage, in fact, after I ripped it out...) but I would suggest not to bother with it. 5th gen OEM Bluetooth setup is a joke, pretty horrible quality and you can either use phone OR music channel. LOL.

 

I'd suggest to go aftermarket and replace the whole HU. Costs more but result will be car entertainment from this century, if you wish so - with HD radio, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto support.

^2nd that. A newer HU is they way to go becsuse the factory HK radio is crap and the media kit with install will run you 3/4 the cost of a really nice HU.

My car has the media hub, its not worth it.