[lashlee]

I didn't have the OEM radio in my '12 for very long but look for a seek/scan button or even a button labeled auto. I would also look in the menu to see if it's not in there.

 

[Outback-Commuter]

I have downloaded the factory owners manual but no references to this I can see. On long trips, I prefer to use the wheel up/down for new stations, not presets. My thanks Lashlee. I see you're a registered person also. I feel I've gotten my money back several times with the excellent information in these forums. I knew I had purchased a neat car, now I know better reasons why it is so neat.

 

[Thai]

None of my cars do what you are seeking...no pun intended.

 

[vr4Legacy]

Given the limited functions of the OEM stereo, I highly doubt you can. I never have stations programmed in mine because I use XM, so I would much prefer a seek option. But I think your stuck with what you get.

Now if you upgrade to an aftermarket stereo, I'm sure it's doable.

 

[lashlee]

On my Kenwood I can change from the seek of station to station over to preset with one button.

 

[Outback-Commuter]

Given the limited functions of the OEM stereo, I highly doubt you can. I never have stations programmed in mine because I use XM, so I would much prefer a seek option. But I think your stuck with what you get.

Now if you upgrade to an aftermarket stereo, I'm sure it's doable.

I guess I should have read the manual more closely. Taken from the manual:

"\/“ ”and“/\”switch
With radio mode selected Press the switch to the“ ” or“ ” side briefly to skip to a preset channel. Press and hold the switch to the“ ”or“ ”side to seek the next receivable station and stop at it. That station’s frequency will be indicated on the audio display

 

[vr4Legacy]

^ Thanks for the update. Good to know.