Just tried to connect this to cable (no cable box) via the Coax Input, but when I ran the channel scan, it did not find any channels. My old TV had about 40 channels through this type of setup. null

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PCBob · Accepted Answer

I had the same problem, and bought a new antenna, with no difference. Reboot your TV (manually with the power or via the remote). Then you can rescan, but I chose advanced at some point to get to picking both digital and analog. I went from 0 channels to 158! Note: I'll have to delete some of the weaker channels, but it worked! Make sure your software is up to date on the TV too. Rebooting has solved many problems for me including this one.

Answered by PCBob 11 months ago

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michael · Answer

There is an antenna on the remote control. Press it and all the channels appear in a grid ( local) channels with an antenna.

“Just tried to connect this to cable (no cable box) via the Coax Input, but when I ran the channel scan, it did not find any channels. My old TV had about 40 channels through this type of setup.”

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