20 Most Recent Insignia Digital-to-Analog Converter for Analog TVs - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hi where you plugged the rca cables into on the tv it will tell you what input it is. You must select that with the input button on the tv or remote.For example if it says vid1 you select vid1 whit the input button also make sure the yellow rca is plugged into yellow on the tv this is the video wire.

Can't help you without a model #,but heres a good place to start your search............
http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=Search&mode=brand&uid=0&brand=Insignia&uuid=12637028614570

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Here is a support site with pdf files of the DTA809 manual:
www.1800customersupport.com/products.aspx?view=488&p=83&sc=32

Connect your rabbit ears to the Insignia. Connect the Insignia to the antenna input on the "cvd/vcr combo". Now turn on the television to show the "cvd/vcr combo".

The Insignia simply goes between your antenna and your television. In your case you also have a vcr so if you want the VCR to be able to play and record digital stations you will need the Insignia between the vcr and the antenna.

hold the power on off button down and press the channel up button repeatedly up to 45 times until the tv set turns off.

Read the first time start up instructions .. This is what worked for me.

Hold the power-on/off button down while simultaneously pressing channel up , repeatedly for up to 45 times. when the TV shuts off stop, release the on off button.

you should be able to turn it on and off, if you went too far (pressed up arrow too many times), go the other way (holding down the on off and pressing channed down) until it turns on again.

Here is my setup.
1) Separate DVD player 2) Separate VCR 3) Digital to Analog Converter box 4) Analog TV 5) Rabbit ears (UHF/VHF) antenna
The antenna goes into the converter box.   The RF-output of the converter goes into the RF-Input of the VCR The DVD output goes into the front input jacks of the VCR The VCR RF-output goes into the TV RF-Input The VCR Line output goes into the front of the TV
To watch DVDs, we turn on the DVD player, turn on the VCR, and set the VCR channel to L2, and tune the TV to channel 3.  The converter is off.
To auto record on the VCR, the converter must be tuned to the station being recorded.  The converted must be turned on, the TV can be off. 
To watch VCR tapes, turn the TV and VCR on.  The TV is set to channel 3.  Just press play on the VCR.
To Watch TV.   Turn the TV and converter on.  The TV is set to channel 3.   Change the stations using the converter.  

Hook up antenna to converter box then from that out to the vcr's input (red,white, yellow connections are better than coaxial).

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Initially, please postback with the model numbers of the Quasar TV and / or the Quasar remote control.

Offhand, to try are:

• press 0, then 3 on the remote; or
• press 0, then 3, then ENTER or OK on the remote; or
• perform scanning or channel setup (Add).

Good luck and thank you for asking FixYa.

make sure u have the antena hooked to box and box hooked to tv, make sure antena wire is actually hooked to an antena if wire is coming out of the wall, otherwise u more than likely need a new antena, or box it's self is bad but if it turns on and u see somtin on the screen like make sure antena is hooked up then the box is probaly good

not for sure but try 007, i have a different brand converter box hooked to a sanyo tv and it's code is 007, i will try and find out more if i do i will post it

u probaly need to set the remote to tv, then put in the tv code. NOTE most if not every im not 100% sure but most convrters remotes only control just the power and or the volume on tv's

plug your vcr back in, or undo co-ax cable from vcr and put antena wire to antena in on converter box and wire going to the back of tv to tv out on convrter box

YOUR TV MAY NOT BE PROGRAMED FOR HD.
ASK YOUR COUSIN HOW HE HOOKED HIS HD UP TO TV.
DOCTOR FIX IT

You probably need a better indoor antenna. See the Troubleshooting guide at http://dtv.gov/

try doing a rescan of the channels, might also be new RF signal obstruction in the area, try re pointing your antenna a different angle, this helped me once when a weak channel was freezing often.

Here's a link to the Symphonic website page where you download User Manuals. It asks for your Model Number, so be sure to have it when you go to their site.

http://www.symphonic.us/support/manuals.aspx

clean up your mess and go to bed

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