Is there a way to lock the unit once the radio station is selected so the tuning buttons won't work if they are touched accidentally?
915526
Yes. No buttons respond when the lock is slid over. Located above the battery compartment.
1853496
Use the tuner and tighten with the tuning keys on the end until it's in tune
1642541
Hi Harry,I don't use the radio, but the stations are changed by first depressing the radion on/band button. Then pressing the button again for am or fm. Once you have made that selection the "tune + or -" buttons will allow you to change stations. As for the preset mode, you will need to press the "p mode button." As for setting the presets, I can't be much help. Sorry, but I purchased the walkman for the CD feature. Good luck. P.S. Maybe your local Best Buy store representative could help you out.
2264377
Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
33249
tune to the station you want, then press and hold one of the numbered buttons. You should hear a beep, letting you know that it set.tune to the next station you want to save, then select the next numbered button, press and hold.
922632
You can program the radio manually with the keypad. Either direct entry or scan a range of frequencies until the signal is found.
2203502
There is a way to reset the unit. Check the FAQ on web site. Then set up the radio from scratch. It gets easier the more you do it.
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.
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!
909634
yes. very simple instructions. if you have trouble you can email me. it has 8 or 10 programmable buttons or just simple on/off and up/down for station and volume.
2084665
You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once "dialed in" it holds the station, and muffles noise so well. I listen to 2 FM and one AM station; tuning to each is a pain-in-the-ass. You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once... » Read More You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once "dialed in" it holds the station, and muffles noise so well. I listen to 2 FM and one AM station; tuning to each is a pain-in-the-ass. « Show Less
1931071
when u link up to bt it automatically stays in the top right corner until u disconnect. when u use ur source button it changes from any mode u want and tuner should always stay unless u press the source button to change to different it mode
2067258
With the radio off press and hold the 12/24 button. It may not change, but push it again. My radio required two push and holds.
881346
the key menu lock's and you can't change the frequency or channel, if it's unloced and you touch this key the radio search another channel.
1581358
Sadly, no. I use it primarily to listen to a very weak station. It comes in fine, but if I breathe on it--a bit of exaggeration--it moves. There's no locking procedure.
57331
Go to the station you want to set, press the search button and scroll to the preset location you want. Press and hold the menu/enter button until it beeps....station set!
945588
No, you still have to turn the radio volume up and down on the radio itself. The good thing about it though, is once you find a volume that works on the radio, you can use the MPOW volume control or the volume on the dvice being used to control the volume without worrying about the controls on the radio.