Is it possible to select your own radio stations by manual tuning and presetting, instead of radio presetting what I don't want? Sure wished owners manual covered things like this.
Chose audio. Then FM. You will come to a screen that you likely have seen before. Notice the symbols that represent the joystick. See first picture for reference. Notice that some of the possible joystick functions has like a 3D shading and the up arrow one does not. What that means is the shaded ones have 2 functions. Center press button has the home symbol on it. It is also shaded so it has a second function. That means a short press will take it out of this menu back to the main. But if you do a long press on the center joystick will bring you to a different FM screen. That lets you tune and program each preset. See 2nd picture. Right and left presses will tune the station. Press the down arrow changes the screen. Then left and right arrows lets you chose the preset position. Down press with the green check mark. Locks in your choice.
Chose audio. Then FM. You will come to a screen that you likely have seen before. Notice the symbols that represent the joystick. See first picture for reference. Notice that some of the possible joystick functions has like a 3D shading and the up arrow one does not. What that means is the shaded ones have 2 functions. Center press button has the home symbol on it. It is also shaded so it has a second function. That means a short press will take it out of this menu back to the main. But if you do a long press on the center joystick will bring you to a different FM screen. That lets you tune and program each preset. See 2nd picture. Right and left presses will tune the station. Press the down arrow changes the screen. Then left and right arrows lets you chose the preset position. Down press with the green check mark. Locks in your choice.
I just read through your detailed directions and wonder...... Whatever happened to a dial where you could choose the frequency. Then just push a button to lock it into your radio. Simple, effective, and didn't need to have a degree in computers to operate. I'm not knocking your explanation or disagreeing with anything you posted. Just making an observation. There are some "old school" things that I like better..... Jim
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