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Don't stop pressing the button until you hear the beep--if I remember correctly, when you first push the button the station changes but don't worry.
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Don't stop pressing the button until you hear the beep--if I remember correctly, when you first push the button the station changes but don't worry.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just got my 996 yesterday, how do you program the radio stations to the little buttons? <img border="0" alt="[crying]" title="" src="graemlins/crying.gif" />

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Tune the radio to the station you want, press and hold the button you want to program until you hear a beep. Don't stop pressing the button until you hear the beep--if I remember correctly, when you first push the button the station changes but don't worry. When it beeps you will be back on the frequency you had selected.

POST 3Original post

All you do is press the button like "1" button for 2-3 seconds and it's done and you do the rest the same way. Is it the cdr 220? Regards. Mike

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