130 Radio Question

[JAWolfe]

I just picked up my truck and the first thing that I noticed is that I'm too old to read the clock when tuned to a satellite channel. When on the FM band, the center readout is the clock function, easily read at a glance. On the satellite band, the clock is relocated to the lower left side and is less than half the size requiring some searching and focusing to read. Is there a way to alter the readout to put the clock back to the center or am I doomed to getting the stick-on LED solution?



Jim

 

[EDankievitch]

I've the same issue Why would you have the radio set to work like this?. Any thoughts anyone?

 

[Wygate]

Thought it was me, have to search for the time also, spending some quality time in the cab trying to figure out the center stack, so far not good. Can't even find out how to save sat. Stations. Not cool when the truck is that much smarter than me!!

 

[EDankievitch]

The truck is not smarter we just don't think like a 5 year old... My nieces can figure anything out with an I phone in about 2 min they are 6, 8 and 10 years old... . lol

 

[n7gxz]

Wygate, to save a station tune to the station you want and then scroll the preset to the preset you want to save it to then press and hold the preset soft-key for 2 seconds until the soft-key changes from green to beige. You'll hear a beep and see the stations ID get added to the soft-key.

Kevin