Step 2: Know where your antenna’s connection is going. Where will you be running the cable to? Internal wiring? Splitter box? Directly to the TV? What is the path? Do you need an extension cable?

First, connect your antenna to the 'Antenna In' port on your TV. This is the same port that a cable provider uses to connect your cable box to a television. The antenna cord screws into the port.

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Use coaxial cable to connect a digital-signal-ready television or converter box to the transformer. Switch on your TV, orient the antenna, and enjoy the show.

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Begin by going into the TV & OneGuide settings and choosing Devices. This will take you back into the three option page. Select Cable or Satellite Box Model. This will bring up search box.