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Programming steering wheel controls to switch presets?

By syardell · Aug 04, 2010in General💬 11 posts👁️ 1,484 views
Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 05:44 UTC#1

My installer programmed my up/down channel buttons on my steering wheel to change the manual tuning of the radio station. Not very helpful.

 

I want the channel buttons to switch between my stored preset channels. Is this possible on the Z-120? Switching between preset stations can only be done through the touch screen. Are we limited to controlling only the hard-wired buttons at the bottom of the Z-120 through the PAC interface?

 

As a followup, what functions have people chosen to program their steering wheel buttons with? Others have suggested using the steering wheel's "mode" button as the VR button, which I like.

 

Thanks all.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 06:14 UTC#2
I want the channel buttons to switch between my stored preset channels

 

You can but you will loose the ability to skip tracks on CD, DVD, SD, USB, or iPod if you only have one set of buttons on your steering wheel to program to. If you have two sets of buttons you will be able to get both.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 08:58 UTC#3

How do you program the buttons ?

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 09:27 UTC#4

Read the instructions.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 09:45 UTC#5

Just read thru the hole manual.

Cant find anything on the stearing remote programing.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 09:50 UTC#6

Which manual did you read?

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 10:16 UTC#7

AVIC-F10BT_addendum_NO

 

And

 

AVIC-F10BT_manual_NO

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 10:18 UTC#8

Read the instructions that came with the module.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 10:51 UTC#9

Ohh had it mounted by a certified store and did not get any.

 

Search pioneer for parts for my car then.

Posted Aug 04, 2010 · 12:50 UTC#10

No, take it back and have them program it to your liking.

Posted Aug 19, 2010 · 11:17 UTC#11

I saw this issue when I had my PAC installed. So I asked the audio tech to program my "up" button as the "next track" and my "down" button on the steering wheel as the "next preset". I rarely use the back function so this works out for me.