[alkia2]

I have a brand new 2014 Sorento and love it. But changing the presets is not very obvious. There are no preset buttons, and on the screen there is no easy way to do it, and the manual is worthless (it is for a different version radio). If anyone know how to do this it would be appreciated.

 

[nerd_power]

Tune to the channel you want and hold down the "button" for the preset you want to set it to along the top of the touch-screen until you hear a beep. Works the same for AM, FM, and Sirius. Make sure you don't allow your finger to move while you're holding down the button or the touchscreen might misinterpret what you're doing.

-Andrew

 

[alkia2]

Tune to the channel you want and hold down the "button" for the preset you want to set it to along the top of the touch-screen until you hear a beep. Works the same for AM, FM, and Sirius. Make sure you don't allow your finger to move while you're holding down the button or the touchscreen might misinterpret what you're doing.

-Andrew

Thanks Andrew, that is what the manual says, but I did not see any preset buttons along the top of the screen as you say, is that only in a certain mode? Thanks.

 

[alkia2]

I figured it out, but it is not very intuitive, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

 

[ricks74]

Features and Functions Videos

Click the link then select AM/FM and then presets, lots of other info there.

 

[Moodib]

Features and Functions Videos

Click the link then select AM/FM and then presets, lots of other info there.

Nice site, but the videos don't load most of the time.

 

[ricks74]

Nice site, but the videos don't load most of the time.

They don't load if you select from where the video just finished playing. If you close that window after the video is done and select from the original link I posted, they play right away.

 

[murf]

IMO, the features and functions videos are very well done and informative.

 

[Dave463]

How did you figure it out? Mine has no preset buttons (2016), just a small screen. I've push on everything I can think of to push.