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Sorry to ask what probably should be a simple question. I did a search and could not find anything.

I was going through the screens trying to customize a bunch of things (chime volume, which doors unlock when you hit the key fob, etc). Before I started to do this, I could always see the favorites bar 'anchored' to the bottom of my radio screen . I must of done something. Now instead of the favorites bar, I have the pause, rewind and fast forward buttons. I tried to go to settings and adjust the number of favorites shown. ( I tried them all) It has not worked. I tried swiping up at the bottom of the screen thinking I may have hid the buttons. This also has not worked. When on the radio screen, I can see my the favorite bar if I tap the screen and then hit the 'icon' on right hand side of the screen. But this is in the settings screen. As soon as I exit, they disappear.

 

Thanks for your help

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My video!

 

OP, when you are on the radio screen you need to drag your finger up from the bottom of the screen. Should bring the favorites back up.

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My video!

 

OP, when you are on the radio screen you need to drag your finger up from the bottom of the screen. Should bring the favorites back up.

This was one of the first videos I found when I bought my truck. I think a lot of your posts have been helpful to me. Thanks for all your posting!

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This was one of the first videos I found when I bought my truck. I think a lot of your posts have been helpful to me. Thanks for all your posting!

 

You bet! Glad to help

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My video!

 

OP, when you are on the radio screen you need to drag your finger up from the bottom of the screen. Should bring the favorites back up.

Thanks I will try that again. I might need to work on my touch. Each time I did it, the screen changed to the settings screen. (It must of thought I was touching instead of dragging)

 

I will try tonight and report back.

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yeah , thanks again fondupot ...


yeah , thanks again fondupot ...

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Push, hold, swipe up.

 

With practice it will be easy and you'll wonder why it was so much trouble.

 

There is a setting in personalisation that lets you set how many rows of favourites to display.

 

 

I wish I could select 'which' row of favorites to display. One for near home, but I'd like to be able to select a different one when I am away -- and or have the 'one' display whichever row the current station was selected from.

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Push, hold, swipe up.

 

With practice it will be easy and you'll wonder why it was so much trouble.

 

There is a setting in personalisation that lets you set how many rows of favourites to display.

 

 

I wish I could select 'which' row of favorites to display. One for near home, but I'd like to be able to select a different one when I am away -- and or have the 'one' display whichever row the current station was selected from.

If you are displaying a single row at the bottom all the time, you can also drag the screen left or right to display the next "page" of favorites. I find this easier than dragging the screen up.

 

You can also edit the displayed name on the favorite to what ever you want also, so rather than ( 101.3 ) displayed, you could have it show ( Station Name ).

 

You can also save anything to the favorites, not just stations. You can save phone contacts for easy access, favorite songs from usb or sd drives also.

 

Kinda a neat thing I stumbled across.

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