donny79

I’m trying to hook up Bluetooth to play my music, I need a radio station that don’t work in my area or there is a bunch of static, when I move stations it just skips over to stations that work….. how do I go through each station one by one without it jumping?

Left Coast Geek

what do radio stations have to do with bluetooth ??

slovcan

Sounds like he is actually using a device with an FM transmitter like the old Garmin Nuvi 7xx or 8xx GPS units. They had incorporated MP3 players and transmitted to an unused FM frequency that you would set on your radio. They also had Bluetooth, but only for phone calls.

BenzV12

I don't listen to radio but I reckon if you press and hold the "forward" button on the Comand unit it should not skip the stations

donny79

I’ll try that, thanks

pierrejoliat

In radio menu, you can choose presets or next good signal as in Seek, if I'm understanding your question correctly, if not switch to seek in menu, then use console knob to go up or down band from there.

Left Coast Geek

if I understand the request properly, they want to step through all the frequencies, not 'stations'.

pierrejoliat

right, so switching from presets to seek will allow you to go up or down a frequency at a time

Left Coast Geek

usually 'seek' mode on a radio means it seeks for the next broadcasting channel and skips the empty ones.

pierrejoliat

In this case changing from preset to seek in the menu and using the control knob on the center console allows you to move individually up the dial, at least on my 4.0 and 4.5 head units, maybe not the case in your 5.2 or whatever you have head unit, but I believe he is searching for an unused channel to set up his bluetooth which would indicate to me he does not have a 2016 with your head unit containing or capable of adding bluetooth directly.