“is there a "decimal" point on the remote? do not have cable box,”

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• There is a 'decimal' point, but it DOES NOT WORK as a decimal, when you are trying to go directly to an OTA station (e.g. 4.1, 5.3 etc). Don't know what the 'work-around' is, other than just scrolling through all the stations. My only suggestion would be for you to 'hide' the stations you don't want so you don't have to scroll through 20 or 30 stations (if your antenna can pick up that many, many antennas will pick up over 45 stations if you are in a good metropolitan area and don't want to suscribe to cable.

  Answered by Wayne 4 years ago

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• When you detect digital subchannels you will go to the main channel and just channel up.

  Answered by AdamShickley 11 years ago

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• I don't have the remote as my son lost it. If you auto program the TV, the channels will be there and you won't need the decimal point.

  Answered by Matt186 11 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• NO

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• No decimal point. If you are asking because of OTA antenna and sub-channels, you will not need one for that. It will scroll up the channels for you.

  Answered by mkfisher1 11 years ago

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• Yes. Just look at the remote. It's near the NUMBERS

  Answered by Keri 11 years ago

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• Yes there is!

  Answered by ttzz 11 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Merlin 11 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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