How do I tune it to hd2?
454769
It automatically tunes to the frequency if you are in range. I've never had a problem with reception except in certain places in buildings where the signal is blocked.
454770
Just tune it to the "base" broadcast (non-HD) for that frequency, then hit the little up arrow on the left to scan to the next highest broadcast . If there's an HD2 for that station and it's in range, that'll do it. The HD broadcasts do tend to have less range, and for where I am on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities metro (western WI), my favorite station at 91.1 HD2 often requires some manipulation of antenna (what you have plugged into the headphone jack, often actually a line out to a stereo in my case) position to get the HD2 to come in, whereas the non-HD base broadcast comes in strong no matter how it's positioned. Just tune it to the "base" broadcast (non-HD) for that frequency, then hit the little up arrow on the left to scan to the next highest broadcast . If there's an HD2 for that station and it's in range, that'll do it. The HD broadcasts do tend to have less range, and for where I am on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities metro (western WI), my favorite station at 91.1 HD2 often requires some manipulation of antenna (what you have plugged into the headphone jack, often actually a line out to a stereo in my case) position to get the HD2 to come in, whereas the non-HD base broadcast... » Read More Just tune it to the "base" broadcast (non-HD) for that frequency, then hit the little up arrow on the left to scan to the next highest broadcast . If there's an HD2 for that station and it's in range, that'll do it. The HD broadcasts do tend to have less range, and for where I am on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities metro (western WI), my favorite station at 91.1 HD2 often requires some manipulation of antenna (what you have plugged into the headphone jack, often actually a line out to a stereo in my case) position to get the HD2 to come in, whereas the non-HD base broadcast comes in strong no matter how it's positioned. « Show Less
454771
plug your earphone into the radio, then use up and down arrow and stop at a station that you know it has HD. Wait for a few seconds, then use up and down arrow again to move between HD1, HD2,etc.
454772
Just tune it to the "base" broadcast (non-HD) for that frequency, then hit the little up arrow on the left to scan to the next highest broadcast . If there's an HD2 for that station and it's in range, that'll do it. The HD broadcasts do tend to have less range, and for where I am on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities metro (western WI), my favorite station at 91.1 HD2 often requires some manipulation of antenna (what you have plugged into the headphone jack, often actually a line out to a stereo in my case) position to get the HD2 to come in, whereas the non-HD base broadcast comes in strong no matter how it's positioned.
769940
I haven't really tried to get that to work. I was so focused on on/off, volume/mute that I didn't even thing that far ahead. If I figure it out I will let you know. I had the complete HD and movie package but scaled back last year.
1106566
Wow, the same thing happened to me, and yes, it is in the manual! Hold the tuning "up" (+) button while turning on the power, and it will switch from the European (9kHz) to the U.S. (10 kHz), which sets it back to 580, 590, 600, etc., rather than the off numbers. Best 10 minutes I ever spent on the internets!
1135384
First check your computer setting for the card and then you can also adjust the volume of the bass with the knob on the back on the unit. hope that helps
1183452
Go to sound,after you have plugged in,and you see how to adjust it..Hope this will help you.
1925144
You need to set the frequency at a perticular one and tune the car fm player to that frequency.
1971843
I live in San Jose, California, where we have several HD radio stations. I tried hooking up my Audiovox IHDP01A using my auxiliary jack in my car. The stations either didn't play or if they did, they only played for a few seconds, then were lost. Good luck.
1423412
You will need to run it through the dongle. It upconverts to the input frequencies of the dongle.
404277
Which board do you have specifically? I see that the HD2 line consists of a few SKUs.
2087014
Yes,just plug it into Mic/Ext In.it distorted because you didn't set the format high enough. I set it at 128k in the beginning,it distorted bad.after i set it to 256k it sound very good.
601326
You just have to select the correct output "mode." There are several options including a stereo. Hope that helps.
1936189
The HD radio is built in. When you tune to a HD ready station information is displayed about their HD choices. It's awesome.
1716378
Ported..., the X loves the lows build a box and tune it between 29-33hz.. and there underrated I have 1700.1 to one and its asking for more..
1080581
No. I'm tuning it now and when pressing down it skips from 88.0 to 108.0. Changing from US to EU doesn't make a difference.
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.
1221347
You can change volume by pressing and holding keys. If you press shortly, it will change tracks.
1206483
Make sure the pink noise is a little below listening volume when you burn it in. You don't want to damage the drivers.