HunterCat
Member
Hey folks,
I have a 22 Classic Tradesman with the basic Uconnect 5. I have an annoying issue that I don't think can be remedied but I'm throwing it out there.
I don't listen to the radio, however, I like the screen to be on so that I can view the time and have the voice command system active to operate my phone. There's no way to have the screen on and the radio off. Each time I start the truck, I have to hit the "Mute" button to silence the radio and the "+" button to view the time. Not earth shattering but annoying. The screen automatically reverts to the radio page every time I start the truck. For a brief time (about 2 weeks), the screen would actually open on the "+" page without me having to hit the button. I thought "great!" but that didn't last long and now it's back to the radio page on startup.
Any way to fix this?
As a side rant, this system makes no sense and the people that set this up have never set foot in one of these trucks. I actually have a "Screen Off" button. How does this make the slightest sense? The only purpose of this button is to have the screen off while you have the radio playing. Why RAM?
I have a 22 Classic Tradesman with the basic Uconnect 5. I have an annoying issue that I don't think can be remedied but I'm throwing it out there.
I don't listen to the radio, however, I like the screen to be on so that I can view the time and have the voice command system active to operate my phone. There's no way to have the screen on and the radio off. Each time I start the truck, I have to hit the "Mute" button to silence the radio and the "+" button to view the time. Not earth shattering but annoying. The screen automatically reverts to the radio page every time I start the truck. For a brief time (about 2 weeks), the screen would actually open on the "+" page without me having to hit the button. I thought "great!" but that didn't last long and now it's back to the radio page on startup.
Any way to fix this?
As a side rant, this system makes no sense and the people that set this up have never set foot in one of these trucks. I actually have a "Screen Off" button. How does this make the slightest sense? The only purpose of this button is to have the screen off while you have the radio playing. Why RAM?