How do I get to the 2nd and 3rd pages of presets for XM? When I push the SAT button I get the first page, but can't get to 2nd &amp; 3rd. Thank you!
170041
Set your satellite setting for "Sirius" NOT Sirius/XM, and you should get all three bands for presets.
296937
They have a list of frequencies being used by each driver available at the track - you have to type them into he radio per user instructions- I use pre-sets that match the car number - gotta update them manually between nationwide and sprint car races. Takes only minutes when you get the sequence down.
2100220
I used the software to program alpha tags. What I'm sad about is that I haven't figured out a way to choose between the alpha tags or the frequency for presets. Either I always show the alphas, or I always show the frequency. I want to be able to do it on the fly, easily, but I haven't figured out how to display the preset's frequency when my view is preset name.
501823
You can also enter the song number you want to go to. I am not sure of what sort order it uses, but I can go to say the 543rd song on my thumb drive by keying in 543. In a few seconds, it will jump there. You can also skip to the next song with the >|| button or the next folder of songs with the FOL+ button.
821281
When you first start up the program, does your opening screen want to direct you to a specific lesson in a specific unit? Mine does--that's part of setting program preferences. But looking closely at my opening screen, I always see the option to click a link that says "Explore all activities for Unit x" When I click that link, I can see all the lessons in the entire unit, and go back to any of them, even the ones in which I performed at 100%. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can help further.
1375159
There appears to be some kind of eprom or something that saves pre-sets, but it doesn't last forever. I did lose all my presets when the battery died and I didn't get around to replacing it for a couple days. However, when you take the battery and put it back in, or immediately replace a dead battery, your preset stations are saved.
217903
I looked at the manual and see no way to navigate folders. You can skip from track to track or you can skip 10 tracks at a time. Of course, there is a randomize function for playback which is what I use the most. I have been pleased with the unit. Sound is good and I have had no problems with it.
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How easy to change stations? Easy. With only two knobs volume and tune plus an am/fm switch you can reach all three with the headset on. Thus you listen for the stations as it locks on the next one instead of taking the headset off to look at the dial or find tiny buttons. It is a good receiver circuit and as simple as you can get to tune. I put some pen marks on the knob locations of my favorite stations so I could pre tune it before putting it on and just "listen tuned" from there. My last brand faded when I turned my head this one does not - that is the most importtant thing not tuning since you probably will stay on your favorite station anyway. How easy to change stations? Easy. With only two knobs volume and tune plus an am/fm switch you can reach all three with the headset on. Thus you listen for the stations as it locks on the next one instead of taking the headset off to look at the dial or find tiny buttons. It is a good receiver circuit and as simple as you can get to tune. I put some pen marks on the knob locations of my favorite stations so I could pre tune it before putting it on and just "listen tuned" from there. My last brand faded when I turned my head this one does not - that is the most importtant thing... » Read More How easy to change stations? Easy. With only two knobs volume and tune plus an am/fm switch you can reach all three with the headset on. Thus you listen for the stations as it locks on the next one instead of taking the headset off to look at the dial or find tiny buttons. It is a good receiver circuit and as simple as you can get to tune. I put some pen marks on the knob locations of my favorite stations so I could pre tune it before putting it on and just "listen tuned" from there. My last brand faded when I turned my head this one does not - that is the most importtant thing not tuning since you probably will stay on your favorite station anyway. « Show Less
1646572
Not sure why you would block one LNB with foil ... anyways the sat finder works best in fine tuning the position after you've already established level, azimuth, etc. if you are pointed at the wrong sat all it will do is help you fine tune the wrong sat!
337687
On previous models I had you could change the preset stations. But with the new one you can only use the 8 Preset stations. If you have the model with a choice of 3 Stations you select a new station by Holding down the M Button, use the + or - Button to select a Station that is suitable, and then Press either 1, 2 or 3. Hope that helps, Barry.
2124724
Yes, just 5 memory presets. We agree with you and we will eventually come out with a similar radio with more presets. We understand the radio market has been jumbled in recent years which makes more presets a requirement. Most people purchase it for the reception, audio and other features.
2119701
You can set any station as one of the presets. They can be changed at any time.
804733
Turn on the unit to the radio option, tune to the station that you want to preset, hold down the sleep/memory button until P-01 blinks, use the +/- buttons to choose the preset station number that you want and then hit the sleep/memory button again and it's set. I think they may have left those instructions out of the manual.
1283977
I tried it out today...FM radio sounds great. The player even has an "auto scan" option similar to seek in a car radio - it will automatically pick up all the stations that have good reception/audio quality and put them all in presets. This way you don't have to go through every decimal number (98.4, 98.5, 98.6,etc) looking for stations.
1782645
Press the BAND button on your remote to select the band. Tune in the station you want. Push and hold the ENTER button on your remote until the preset number flashes in the display. Press PRESET + or - to get the preset number you wish to use. Press ENTER on the remote.
953695
Elise, I never bothered reading the manual, so here's some basic instruction for using the presets only: 1.) Move the pedals forward and the screen should power on. 2.) Hit the UP arrow once, the (tiny, tiny) menu item at the top should say 'Manual'. 3.) Hit the UP arrow again, the top item should now say 'Program'. 4.) Then hit the 'Mode' button once, you should see 'P1'. 5.) Use the arrows to scroll through the six preset programs. If you pause for a second, each preset will be represented by a graphic of what you can expect. 6.) Choose one, hit 'Start', the timer starts. 7.) Now use the up/down arrows to increase or decrease resistance overall. I was able to customize my own hilly presets one bar at a time, but the presets were sufficient, so I just used those. Hope this helps.
157845
using the remote. Find the station you want.... press the memory button...you will see a # on the display. press the memory button again. To program a second station...find the station....press the memory button....you will see the # that you just programed to pop up...I think you press the # you want...i.e. if the first channel was "1" then the for the second channel press the "2" button and then press the memory button again....I'm going on my memory...but I think that is correct. Good luck.