I am trying to install a second hand TV (Samsung CX 6844N) to an
analog cable network but when I do a channel search it finds only one
channel. When I plug in the same antenna cable to another set all
channels are there as usual.

The one channel it does find is on the K band, all other channels
should be on VHF and the S band, but they are not found. The TV does a
channel search (both automatic and manual) on VHF1, VHF3 and UHF and
the station on the K band is found on UHF. The TV set is said to have
worked fine just recently.

I am grateful for any ideas.

On 3ÔÂ9ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç7ʱ20·Ö, wrote:
I am trying to install a second hand TV (Samsung CX 6844N) to an
analog cable network but when I do a channel search it finds only one
channel. When I plug in the same antenna cable to another set all
channels are there as usual.

The one channel it does find is on the K band, all other channels
should be on VHF and the S band, but they are not found. The TV does a
channel search (both automatic and manual) on VHF1, VHF3 and UHF and
the station on the K band is found on UHF. The TV set is said to have
worked fine just recently.

I am grateful for any ideas.

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On Mar 9, 5:20*am, wrote:
I am trying to install a second hand TV (Samsung CX 6844N) to an
analog cable network but when I do a channel search it finds only one
channel. When I plug in the same antenna cable to another set all
channels are there as usual.

The one channel it does find is on the K band, all other channels
should be on VHF and the S band, but they are not found. The TV does a
channel search (both automatic and manual) on VHF1, VHF3 and UHF and
the station on the K band is found on UHF. The TV set is said to have
worked fine just recently.

I am grateful for any ideas.

Have you set the cable/air selection to cable? If the set is set to
air, it will miss most of the cable tv channels as they are different
to a large extent from the broadcast/air channels.

On 9 Mar, 19:27, "hr(bob) " wrote:
On Mar 9, 5:20*am, wrote:

I am trying to install a second hand TV (Samsung CX 6844N) to an
analog cable network but when I do a channel search it finds only one
channel. When I plug in the same antenna cable to another set all
channels are there as usual.

The one channel it does find is on the K band, all other channels
should be on VHF and the S band, but they are not found. The TV does a
channel search (both automatic and manual) on VHF1, VHF3 and UHF and
the station on the K band is found on UHF. The TV set is said to have
worked fine just recently.

I am grateful for any ideas.

Have you set the cable/air selection to cable? *If the set is set to
air, it will miss most of the cable tv channels as they are different
to a large extent from the broadcast/air channels.

I'm not sure how to do this on that particular set and I have no
manual. There is only digital terrestrial television in this area and
no digital receiver is connected so the one station the TV does
receive is surely on cable. Would this be possible if the receiver is
set to air and the station happens to be on the right frequency?

Anyone know how to check if the TV is set to receive air or cable?
Please bear with me for asking such elementary questions...