presets: Does anyone know for sure if this model lets you store presets on satellite radio?
648314
If you have the double din dvd style head unit, you can store many presets. Plus you can see the list and what's playing on all the presets. THe memo feature is cool too, it will remind you when a fav song is playing on another station.
2074564
Yes, and no. If you replace them quick (within 5 - 10 seconds), the presets will stay otherwise they will have to be re-programmed. I have replaced mine about 30 times, I was only too slow once!
169694
The Presets are for your favorites most used. You can 'store" a much larger amount under the "menu"in categories you create like "country" or whatever you like, through the radio's web interface. Then retrieve them with the menu. Not "one button" but you can save many, many stations! I did a longer review under "carlyle tech" at www.i1430.com, lookfor the one dated March 10th. We're a streaming station and one that I had to put in manually and it worked GREAT.
1177959
I'm not sure about the preset... but your able to put them all on the same channels. I bought two... My friends have older ones. We put them all on the same channels and use them on Cruises. They worked really well.
1922238
No it doesn't have radio memory preset's... I have that on my other box and I like it, but that radio/cd is an old timer.
176369
Yes, it either inputs to a rarely used frequency on your radio, or with another adapter will feed into the antennae port of your existing radio. If your radio has a 3.5 mm input it might work through that, but if you have that I would expect your radio to be new enough that you have satellite capability.
1541765
I have not done so but it may be worth your while to call either sony or the sirius radio provider that question or try it yourself and see what happens!!
706235
Satellite radio can play on anything, you just have to hook it up the right way. This is a preamp.
707573
Have you tried going to the T. C. website? They have a ton of downloadable presets. That's one of the cool features of this device.
170041
Set your satellite setting for "Sirius" NOT Sirius/XM, and you should get all three bands for presets.
2282687
Not on the version I have. If they have updated it, maybe, but I really don't know. My version plays AM/FM radio (no preset buttons, just a knob to roll to your station). and a CD payer, that has a pretty good sound, for it's price.
1908659
This is Kevin with ReplacementRadios. It is listed for your vehicle on the manufacturer's site: pac-audio. It is compatible with satellite radio. It is compatible with the navigation system. If you have found this information helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We are an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
48589
No idea, I purchased this many years ago, and my Satellite Radio that I used it for bit the dust long ago too.
345546
You are correct - the manual is useless. So neither do I know how to operate the radio. When using it on batteries it comes on by itself (runs down batteries needlessly). After losing power, either from run-down batteries or being unplugged from ac it loses all memory of station sets and time. Directions are not clear as to how to set time or preset stations. I'm ready to toss it.
55299
It does offer presets, but I havn't been able to figure it out yet, lol. ..I've tried and tried...and then gave up until I have more time...since I use this at work I have limited time to mess with it!
1693072
It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. http://www.amazon.com/SiriusXM-SXV200v1-Connect-SiriusXM-Ready-Receivers/dp/B007T0NM2M/
1948958
No it doesn't. If the unit is in close proximity to the radio, it can utilize a preset FM station. The Sirius unit has some preset FM stations in the 88 to 89 range. Select one and then tune your radio into the same station. The built in FM transmitter in the Sirius unit is weak, thus close proximity. Best option is to run an audio cable (not included) from the unit to the AUX jack on your car radio or home receiver. Hope this helps.