Radio Station settings

[jlemkow]

It tells in the book how to set these. What I CAN NOT find is how to change/erase one you set already. Anybody got this problem besides me. I had set about 3 preset channels now I want to reorder or change these. In the manual, just how to set them.

 

[captblack]

Can't be done... you will have to fill up the presets and then start over. At least, that is what I know about it ...

 

[Illinois Boy]

Try this see if it helps. It is in the Do's and Do Not's thread...

Radio Pre-sets: (Provided by "Badazzspydee") Apparently some manuals have not provided complete instructions on setting presets for radio stations. Here are the instructions to do so.
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• Press “Mode” button until the “Audio icon” appears.
• Use the “right or left command buttons” to find the radio station you want.
• A long press will do a seek to the next available station. Continue doing a seek until the station you want appears.
• Here is the missing step. Press the “Set” button longer than one-second to enter the Tune or Setup screen. The word “Record” should appear under the numbers of the current radio station. The shop manual states that you can tune the station in increments of .2 by short pressing the left or right command buttons now.
• Short press the “Up” button until the “Preset number” you want appears in the box to the left side of the screen. I noticed this step can be touchy when trying to get the number to stay in the box!
• Immediately press and hold the “down button”.
• Once the preset takes, the screen will exit the Tune or Setup screen and returns to the initial Audio screen.
• Repeat steps 2 through 5 for the next preset. Note that doing a short press of the left or right command buttons will cycle through the already set presets. A long press will start the seek.

 

[rcturner]

Can't be done... you will have to fill up the presets and then start over. At least, that is what I know about it ...

It can be done. I have done it on mine a couple of times. Strangely, if you follow the manual very literally, you can overwrite the presets. I don't believe you can eliminate all selected information from any given preset, however.