Akai LCT3201AD 32 in. LCD Television "change setting input signal" Questions

...Change the input setting on the tv not the remote. If you are using a universal remote it may not be programmed correctly. When you push the input button on the remote it is changing it to the Over ...

...input from a computer, if you do not have a computer connected, then this is why it is complaining of no signal. It will not automatically defer to normal TV without being told to do so, have a look ...

...change in order to make the TV work with the Sat receiver! Does anyone have an idea? Look for a button that says input or HDMI. That should scroll through the inputs available. Make sure the SAT ...

signal. at first I tried to switch between the HDMI inputs until I found a working one (HDMI-3), but now, the last working input is also "broke" and I can't seem to get any of them working. is there a

...as programs then it is at the tv station if you are moving the aux input selection and there is no wii or dvd,cd pc connected it will show as no signal basically it is no input signal into the tv ...

signal amplitude. The channel selection process is not handled there. The distortion is likely due to the input of the wireless being overdriven. If available, turn down the input gain on the wireless

described what brand/model you have but you need to change the input. Depending on where you have the cable input from the box, you'll need to set the tv to that input (video 1, hdmi1, component, etc)

...change input and will not turn off. Make sure your computer is running and all display settings are set before turning on tv so it does not time out and shut off before you can get it to pick up the ...

...change the input signal type setting on the "Input Select" menu. 1. Press MENU to display the MENU screen, and then press c/d button (on remote) to select "Option". 2.Press a/b button (on remote) to ...

...change the channel or access the menu! Is it the picture tube or lamp? Can you see menus if you press the menu button? You could be set to the wrong input that doesn't have a signal coming in. I have ...