How do I get all available digital antenna channels on my new tv?

Is it new to you? Do you have something attached to it to provide a signal, cable box, digital box, rabbit ears, DVD?

Have you scrolled the 'Source / Input' button on the remote?

This will be a main board issue, replace the board and the set will work like it's supposed to. I would take another TV and run a channel scan and be sure your antenna is picking up the channels before ordering a main

First make sure that you have the antenna connected to the RF jack. Go to the Home screen of the TV and select the Antenna TV tile on the right hand side of the screen. (If you acquired the TV from a previous owner, they could have hidden this tile. See the steps preceded by Otherwise.) If this is the first time you scanned for channels, just follow the onscreen prompts (including setting your time zone). Otherwise, go to Settings (below Home in the left column on the home screen) > TV Inputs > Antenna TV > Scan again for Channels > Start finding channels. Use the arrow keys to navigate the menus/tiles and press OK to enter. To save, make sure to select Done and press OK.

The manual for the Hisense Roku TV (2019), 32HF4030F is available here: https://www.hisense-usa.com/support/models/32H4030F_hd-hisense-roku-tv-2019 . The current link to the manual is https://assets.hisense-usa.com/assets/ProductDownloads/88/c8c9a74079/Roku-User-Manual.pdf . The section for setting up TV channels starts on page 39 of the manual. See the section starting on page 10 for information on using the remote or TV front panel buttons in the menu.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

There are many antenna systems available for Off-the-Air broadcast TV. It depends on space available mainly. There are internal (inside the home) and external mounted systems. Some external antenna can be mounted in the attic as well. External antenna are usually larger and cable of receiving signals from longer distances. They are either directional (point in one general direction at a time) ir omni directional (can receive signals from 360 degrees without physically aiming or pointing the antenna). They also can come with amplifiers/signal boosters, motors (to rotate the antenna for better recepton without manuall shifting it yourself). You can add splitters ti provide signals to more than one TV at a time. The number if channels you receive can depend on many variables so, depending on your location, how far away from the broadcasting antennae you are, and how you mount your antenna, the number of channels & quality of receive signals will vary.

Good news is there are websites on the Internet that can help immensely, so you don't to hire an electrical engineer!

No power or no digital channels? If no digital channels you have to scan on antenna if no cable...more info?

look for a coax cable connection on the back of your tv, connect antenna to booster, booster to tv, then in the set-up menu of tv, go to channel set-up, scan for channels

If your TV has a digital tuner, you can get any HD channels if you use the correct antenna pointed at the transmitter and are close enough to the transmitters. (Antennas labeled as HD are not always appropriate for your location.) Your TV will downgrade the signal to 480i if the TV can't support a 720p or 1080i resolution.

First where do you live? Use antennaweb.org or tvfool.com to determine the correct placement of your antenna for your area/stations. AntennaWeb uses a very conservative signal strength calculation despite assuming an external antenna. Tvfool will give the antenna color rating which is also provided on the antenna package. When properly installed (with no trees or hills blocking the signal), the matching antenna should receive the listed channel.

If you use a splitter to share the signal with several TVs, you may need an amplifier to bring the signal strength to that needed for the tuner to interpret the digital signal. (Note: amplifiers and splitters can fail and the amplifier may become a signal filter blocking the signal; test the antenna strength on a direct connection if there is a problem.)

If you do not have a digital tuner in the TV, you may have gotten an SD digital to analog converter. These are the more common (and available with the government coupon) converters. You will need to get an HD capable tuner to see the full HD signal.

Please add a comment with your TV model and antenna choice for additional support.

Cindy Wells
(antennaweb indicates that my external antenna should only get the stations 10 miles away. We actually receive the channels from 30 miles away. We use an amplifier splitter to feed the signal to several TVs. I set up two indoor antennas for a neighbor's TVs. One gets the signals from the transmitters 30 miles away and the other from the transmitter 10 miles away. Both get HD from the stations with HD broadcast (not all channels are in HD here). The difference is totally due to antenna placement.)

First, you can only get digital channels now,so you must have a tv that can receive digital. You can buy digital tv antennas that can receive about 70 miles that mount outside or in your attic. This FCC site can show you where to point the antenna to get the best signal:" https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps
Also you can get a signal booster that will help if you can get a minimal signal. The booster will only amplify a signal so if you cant get one at all it won't help.

you do not state what type of antenna you are useing ,i would suggest you run seperate coax run from the antenna to your tv in the bedroom you can use a slitter box at the antenna and run it to your tv if this doesnt work ,try a booster at the antenna

I guess it depends on where you put the antenna for the old tv and the new. If the antenna is in the same place then it follows the rule that not every tv set receives and displays the same. This being said means that your going to have to change direction of antenna to compensate for for the lack of reception on new set. Rember the new digital is line of sight transmission. Not all the towers are in the same place. Try adjusting antenna or get antenna booster.