Couldnt get cable tv to work

I agree - check antenna booster OFF, TV signal input selection to cable on TV menu and then do a auto channel search on the TV. If that fails, something harder to fix is afoot................. every time you move locations v you must initiate a channel search on the digital TVs.

Hope you find an EASY answer.

tex wardfan wrote:

PackerBacker wrote:
Did you do a channel scan while on cable?

It just said no signal, so I did not.

Ya, that might just mean no signal for that particular channel. Do a scan first and see if that changes anything. Then, before you go changing where the cable is plugged, go through the input menu on your TV to make sure it's set to a signal from a different input.

Then there is Chattahoochee Bend State Park. The campground is wired, to nothing. They prewired the campground when they built, but have no service.

tex wardfan wrote:

PackerBacker wrote:
Did you do a channel scan while on cable?

It just said no signal, so I did not.

Although it says there is no signal your remote will still operate the TV. Go to the "menu" on your remote. Select it and it will bring up many options for setting up the TV. You are looking for an onscreen menu to select either cable or antenna. You must select cable and then run a scan to find your channels. When on over the air you have to change the TV back to antenna.

Don't be afraid to ask any of the guest or management to help.

tex wardfan wrote:

PackerBacker wrote:
Did you do a channel scan while on cable?

It just said no signal, so I did not.

On mine, when I get a no signal message I do an auto scan.

My trailer was labeled wrong from the factory. They had cable connections backwards

PackerBacker wrote:
Did you do a channel scan while on cable?

It just said no signal, so I did not.

Did you do a channel scan while on cable?

Robert_B wrote:
Every cable end connector was loose from the factory. I had to redo them all to get a signal through to the TV.
Run your cable from the CG box through a window and directly into the back on the TV. If it works, that tells you if it's a problem inside.

Also, my TV has a NTSC digital tuner (not a QAM digital tuner). At some campgrounds, I can't receive anything because the signal from the cable provided requires a QAM tuner.

Great idea. I need to try that.

Rover_Bill wrote:
Does the CG require an extra fee for TV cable service? They may have their end of the cable turned off.

Yep, start with this for troubleshooting.