How can I save the radio stations? Instructions was not clear.
199423
From within "FM Radio," press the 'forward' or 'backward' button to get to the station you want. Once on the right station, give the 'Menu' button a QUICK press (don't press and hold it, or you'll get kicked back into the main menu). You'll get a menu with "CLOSE SPEAKER", "SAVE CHANNEL", etc. Highlight "SAVE CHANNEL", then quick-press the 'Menu' button. Your station will be saved. To go from saved station to saved station, just get into 'FM Radio', then use the 'Play/Stop' button on the right to 'scroll' through your stations. It will save them in the order you entered them.
199424
Mine is still working, but one of lights has burned out, broken, whatever, making the screen very difficult to read...
199425
From within "FM Radio," press the 'forward' or 'backward' button to get to the station you want. Once on the right station, give the 'Menu' button a QUICK press (don't press and hold it, or you'll get kicked back into the main menu). You'll get a menu with "CLOSE SPEAKER", "SAVE CHANNEL", etc. Highlight "SAVE CHANNEL", then quick-press the 'Menu' button. Your station will be saved. To go from saved station to saved station, just get into 'FM Radio', then use the 'Play/Stop' button on the right to 'scroll' through your stations. It will save them in the order you entered them. From within "FM Radio," press the 'forward' or 'backward' button to get to the station you want. Once on the right station, give the 'Menu' button a QUICK press (don't press and hold it, or you'll get kicked back into the main menu). You'll get a menu with "CLOSE SPEAKER", "SAVE CHANNEL", etc. Highlight "SAVE CHANNEL", then quick-press the 'Menu' button. Your station will be saved. To go from saved station to saved station, just get into 'FM Radio', then use the 'Play/Stop' button on the right to 'scroll' through your stations. It will save them in... » Read More From within "FM Radio," press the 'forward' or 'backward' button to get to the station you want. Once on the right station, give the 'Menu' button a QUICK press (don't press and hold it, or you'll get kicked back into the main menu). You'll get a menu with "CLOSE SPEAKER", "SAVE CHANNEL", etc. Highlight "SAVE CHANNEL", then quick-press the 'Menu' button. Your station will be saved. To go from saved station to saved station, just get into 'FM Radio', then use the 'Play/Stop' button on the right to 'scroll' through your stations. It will save them in the order you entered them. « Show Less
199426
I was never able to do that. But it became a moot point when it stopped working when the battery died, and it did not recharge.
671629
Find a station that absolutely does not come in and use that one. I've used it in vehicles that have awesome reception and it can be a pain some times because you might have to change stations on both the unit and the stereo to continue to listen. Usually the higher and lower channels are not used (I.E. 88.1 or 107.1)
734154
You can store up to 20 FM stations in the memory. It doesn't have AM on it.
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.
632944
Did you save your playlists of saved frequencies before you updated the library's? Did you reprogram those playlists after you finished? Just trying to think of possibilities
548150
According to the Siriusvwebsite, there is a different docking station required for that radio. If there is doubt, call Sirius support. They'll try to sell more services and options, but they are good support
1247296
You can still use the radio, just change the mode back to radio. You will need to hold on to the remote because changing stations is somewhat difficult with out it when the panel is dropped.
160376
I haven't been able to get ANY radio stations on mine. So I use it mainly with a USB Flash Drive. I can use my radio in the car and record the songs and play them in the house. It works okay for me that way.
1509768
Not sure, but the speakers are not that great and only got 2 radio stations
1139969
I use the free CHIRP software. Very easy, works perfectly. Note: import radio settings from radio into the software first then change the settings, and save and upload back into the radios.
1864130
I just tried it and it didn't work. But if you just press favorites, it brings them up. Also "last listened" brings up the last 10 stations.
2224911
@ Wayne WareTo hold and make available through the GUI other/extra maps mostly.In the case of the 855(see Discussion heading) I use them for storing MP3's as the 855 has a built in player that will broadcast them over an FM radio channel.(edited reply)
169690
You can store on every band store indeed only 10 radio stations, but who want to store thousands of radio stations if I can only listen to one at one time. The storage of stations is very easy, so maybe it is a good habbit to write your favorite stations on paper to remember them, in stead of storing them and not knowing witch stations is stored behind witch storage number? sorry for trying to be so intelligent. I'm an practical man. So if a radio doesn't have so many storages I try to find a solution. I hope I have answered your question properly. Hope to hear from you again if you have another question. Greetings from The Netherlands. Yours sincerely, Joop van Bourgondiën You can store on every band store indeed only 10 radio stations, but who want to store thousands of radio stations if I can only listen to one at one time. The storage of stations is very easy, so maybe it is a good habbit to write your favorite stations on paper to remember them, in stead of storing them and not knowing witch stations is stored behind witch storage number? sorry for trying to be so intelligent. I'm an practical man. So if a radio doesn't have so many storages I try to find a solution. I hope I have answered your question properly. Hope to hear from you again if you have... » Read More You can store on every band store indeed only 10 radio stations, but who want to store thousands of radio stations if I can only listen to one at one time. The storage of stations is very easy, so maybe it is a good habbit to write your favorite stations on paper to remember them, in stead of storing them and not knowing witch stations is stored behind witch storage number? sorry for trying to be so intelligent. I'm an practical man. So if a radio doesn't have so many storages I try to find a solution. I hope I have answered your question properly. Hope to hear from you again if you have another question. Greetings from The Netherlands. Yours sincerely, Joop van Bourgondiën « Show Less
1595049
This was not easy & I can't remember exactly how I did it, but it's worth a Try... 1st connect it to the computer, (charge it) While it's connected, play Radio station you want & go to tools & store in folder. I only stored 1 station bcuz it was so difficult. I bought for husband in '12 I just downloaded bunch of his fave songs & that was it. Still works w his old fave songs!
1837733
You really don't need instructions or a manual. It's not that confusing. Just plug it in, set the station at something there isn't a major local radio station on and tune your radio to that frequency.
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.
2070315
Stations are present on pages just find the station hit the memory button and it puts it in that location. To my thinking it works well. It is a very nice radio. RD