AM and FM bands "disappeared" from MMI?
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AM and FM bands "disappeared" from MMI?
This morning I decided to switch bands from Sirius to FM, which I haven't done in a long time (usually either satellite or MP3's from an SD card). When I did so, only one FM station appeared, but its station information was garbled in the display. I then noticed that it wasn't even possible to select the AM band (the selection line was completely gone on the Band page). Satellite continued to work fine. Didn't have time to mess around with it after arriving at the office, so I don't know if it's self-healed itself or not.
Is this a known issue with an easy fix, or could I be looking at a hardware/software problem?
Is this a known issue with an easy fix, or could I be looking at a hardware/software problem?
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On the drive home and two subsequent trips this evening everything behaved normally. I'm going to keep an eye on it, but otherwise chalk it up to "mysterious random phenomenon" and move on with life.
#4
Fwiw, I had a Porsche that did that often. Reading forums I found that many owners had the same issue. The radios would boot up improperly and the tuner would not function. Cd or Aux worked fine. I followed the reports all the time I had that car and never read of a resolution. When it happened you had to turn off the ignition, get out, lock the car and walk far enough away that the car could not "see" the key and the radio would totally shut down. Then when you restarted, everything would be fine. It occurred about once per week with mine. I used to say to the dealer "My Audis never do this." :-)
#5
About once or twice a year, my 2010 Q7 TDI loses all the radio memory settings (Sirius and AM/FM) and has to reboot/reload all the Sirius stations. I need to spend about 30 minutes inputting all my favorite stations again. Has been doing this for the last 3 years or so. Frustrating but does not seem to impact anything else.
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About once or twice a year, my 2010 Q7 TDI loses all the radio memory settings (Sirius and AM/FM) and has to reboot/reload all the Sirius stations. I need to spend about 30 minutes inputting all my favorite stations again. Has been doing this for the last 3 years or so. Frustrating but does not seem to impact anything else.
#7
I have one segment of the FM band that will NOT allow me to select a station in that segment through the MMI **** on the main screen or the steering wheel control. If I tune manually up or down to a station I know is in that range, it works. It's in the 95.9-97.3 range, which of course has the one station that my wife listens to the most (96.7). Quite annoying. Everything else works fine, always shows the RDS info, etc. So weird.
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This morning I decided to switch bands from Sirius to FM, which I haven't done in a long time (usually either satellite or MP3's from an SD card). When I did so, only one FM station appeared, but its station information was garbled in the display. I then noticed that it wasn't even possible to select the AM band (the selection line was completely gone on the Band page). Satellite continued to work fine. Didn't have time to mess around with it after arriving at the office, so I don't know if it's self-healed itself or not.
Is this a known issue with an easy fix, or could I be looking at a hardware/software problem?
Is this a known issue with an easy fix, or could I be looking at a hardware/software problem?
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