Operating Your HDTVa
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Please Note:
1. Do not place your HDTVa near large metal objects or
appliances that could create interference.
2. Do not lift your HDTVa by its receiving elements or
place objects on them.
3. Do not force the dipoles past their normal rotation
positions.
4. Late model televisions have on-screen menu controls
for viewing VHF/UHF “Off-Air” or cable broadcasts.
Please ensure that this menu control is at the proper
“Off-Air” position.
Trouble Shooting:
No picture, or the tuner is displaying “no signal.”
1. Make sure that the HDTVa is connected to the correct
“antenna in” input on the set-top box or TV.
2. Ensure that the UHF antenna is pushed in all the way
into the base.
3. Make sure antenna element is pointed at broadcast
tower
(See page 4 for directions on how to use the web
to locate the broadcast tower location. Rotate the
antenna base up to 360º until you receive the best
signal possible).
4. For houses with aluminum siding/insulation
or stucco, place the antenna near a window to
minimize interference.
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