What is the minimum and maximum FM frequency that you can manually adjust the unit to?
858468
The FM radio band is from 88 to 108 MHz between VHF television Channels 6 and 7. The FM stations are assigned center frequencies at 200 kHz separation starting at 88.1 MHz, for a maximum of 100 stations.
858469
We used this on a 2 week road trip and we just found and empty fm frequency we used ones as high up as it would go and it worked great.
153369
When in broadcast FM mode, only the broadcasting frequency is displayed. To get it to work, tune to a 2 meter, or 70 cm frequency that is quiet and push the orange "call" button. If someone begins to transmit on the 2m/70cm frequency you choose, it will break in on your FM listening. Don't worry-it will go back to the broadcast FM freq. when they quit talking.
2037865
I would try deleting the FM presets that are currently stored. Select 88 to 108 and then try the auto tune again. The FM stations should generally not need to be retuned manually to get better reception.
615906
You can set the radios frequency to other radios. It's really easy I bought 3 radios and reset them all. Haven't had any trouble with them yet.
344044
If you are unable to manually tune to the displayed frequency, push the sqe button on the top and it will give you another option.
873795
The range is 410-480Hz and adjusts 1Hz at a time, so you could set it to 432.
665560
It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same channel, adjust your volume and enjoy! It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same... » Read More It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same channel, adjust your volume and enjoy! « Show Less
1646353
As far as I know, the unit only has 2.4 GHz radio frequency. I have not had problems with it.
2119701
You can set any station as one of the presets. They can be changed at any time.
1039100
No. This stereo has a factory default setting to seek. It actually has two different seek options and a manual tuning option. The round "volume" knob opens your options menus. Press it in and the different option available to you will begin cycling. You can cycle through these options by turning the knob left and right. Find the option called "settings" and push the knob in to select it. Next, find the option called "seek (settings/options)" not sure which it is but it will be obvious, and press the knob again. Finally, find the option called "manual" and push the knob again. Now you can manually tune your stereo, one station at a time. In order to leave all these menus quickly, simply press and hold the backwards-bending arrow button, the "back" button.
1129402
You can tune to any frequency directly. FYI, the GPS map card is not included when purchased from Amazon. I had to contact Ottonavi in CA and purchase one for $25 including shipping.
1226635
There is a small rectangular opening. Insert a very small tool or an unwound paper clip and set frequency to one that won't interfere with local channels. I highly recommend you use the app because as you travel to various locations you will get interference. Selecting the ISFM22 Frequencyto auxiliary audioinput on back of radioThe factory-set operating frequency is 88.3 FM. If an alternate frequency is desired, thefrequency may be easily adjusted using the selector switch on the side of the module (see illustration). For full frequency tuning control, visit the app store to download the free app forTranzIt BLU.Side of ISFM22app | 106.3 | 88.3 | 87.9 controlled There is a small rectangular opening. Insert a very small tool or an unwound paper clip and set frequency to one that won't interfere with local channels. I highly recommend you use the app because as you travel to various locations you will get interference. Selecting the ISFM22 Frequencyto auxiliary audioinput on back of radioThe factory-set operating frequency is 88.3 FM. If an alternate frequency is desired, thefrequency may be easily adjusted using the selector switch on the side of the module (see illustration). For full frequency tuning control, visit the app... » Read More There is a small rectangular opening. Insert a very small tool or an unwound paper clip and set frequency to one that won't interfere with local channels. I highly recommend you use the app because as you travel to various locations you will get interference. Selecting the ISFM22 Frequencyto auxiliary audioinput on back of radioThe factory-set operating frequency is 88.3 FM. If an alternate frequency is desired, thefrequency may be easily adjusted using the selector switch on the side of the module (see illustration). For full frequency tuning control, visit the app store to download the free app forTranzIt BLU.Side of ISFM22app | 106.3 | 88.3 | 87.9 controlled « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't know. It has instructions but I haven't had the patience to figure it out and those FM converters do not tend to work for me because I live on one side of a major airport and work on the other and reception around airports is kind of sketchy in general.
980530
You can install software to select the FM frequency, but you don't need to if one of the preset switches work. The app lets you change it on the fly if you get static, but you don't need the app to use the device...just to set it up.Remember only one device can attach at a time.Good luck!
1394518
You will need the correct frequencies which can be found on the net at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Marine or several other sites
267533
You must know the transmitting frequency of your radio. If it falls within beofang frequency parameters you should be able to use them
766376
Good Afternoon, I apologize but you may need to speak with the manufacturer on this one. We don't sell them individually and we can't guarantee the frequency. Thank you.