Getting rid of radio presets

[Paul H]

Anyone know how to clear the radio presets? Mine came with lots of random presets that I will never listen to (only need Sirius Real Jazz and NPR), I would like to clear all the others cluttering up the screen and I don't see anything in the manual on how to get rid of them. Thanks

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[KrazyEd]

I had similar thoughts when my Sirius demo ran out. Not sure if there are other ways but what I did
was just start at the top, tune to the station you wish, then push / hold first position. It will be
replaced by the new station. Continue on with as many as you need. If you end up with more
presets than you need, just go into settings and lower the number of rows.

 

[ChasingCoral]

Anyone know how to clear the radio presets? Mine came with lots of random presets that I will never listen to (only need Sirius Real Jazz and NPR), I would like to clear all the others cluttering up the screen and I don't see anything in the manual on how to get rid of them. Thanks

The best way to get rid of the clutter is to reduce your radio screen to only display one row of presets.

 

[ChasingCoral]

The best way to get rid of the clutter is to reduce your radio screen to only display one row of presets.

To do this, go to Radio and select settings (sliders in upper right of screen beside "HD Radio")

Then tell it how many preset rows you want to display

 

[IMDIDOC]

What I would like is to remove the ones I don't want, or to rearrange them without having to reprogram all of them. A week after my Sirius/XM subscription expired, I extended the trial. After it initialized, it removed all my XM presets and substituted others that I don't want.

 

[Jeantarrou]

Bumping this thread, is there really no way to delete a preset?

 

[generaltso]

Bumping this thread, is there really no way to delete a preset?

No. You have to overwrite it with something else (AM, FM, or SXM).

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