I need a QAM code for element tv - Element Electronics ELCHW261 26 in. TV

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QAM codes are to do with the way digital TV is encoded. There's nothing practical you can do with a QAM code. It's like understanding how to calculate the mass of Jupiter. Great that you can do it. But it's of no practical day-to-day benefit.

Here's some reading on Quadratic Amplitude Modulation, for what it's worth.

Comparison of 8 QAM 16 QAM 32 QAM 64 QAM 128 QAM 256 QAM Types

You don't need the QAM code. QAMs are to do with how digital TV is encoded. There's no information in a QAM that you can use as a consumer.

Refer its user manual for details. Electro help

Sounds like about all you should get. Clear QAM channels for cable providers usually are limited to shopping crap and locals.

Open up the menu. Press 0000. It will open another menu. Select others. Select Other Settings. Select QAM. Select On. Then re run the autoscan and you'll get the digital channels.

Work for a technical troubleshooting team and deal with element and westinghouse television a lot.

The Polaroid FLM-323B does not have a QAM (clear digital cable) tuner. It only has NTSC (analog) and ATSC (digital OTA) tuners. Retrevo has the manuals for the Polaroid FLM-323B here: http://www.retrevo.com/support/Polaroid-FLM-323B-TVs-manual/id/279ag018/t/2/ . You will need to enter a code to access the PDFs.

I wish that I had better news for you.You will need a set-top box if you want to watch digital cable.

Cindy Wells

Hi.
No, your tv is an older model sdtv with an analog only NTSC tuner.

Newer model have an ATSC/Qam digital tuner, but not your model.

This means that if you want to watch tv, you'll have to get a converter box. It will have the ATSC/QAM tuner i it, and it converts the signal into lower definition NTSC, and then sends it to the tv through either coax cable, or rca cables.
Once in a great while you might even find one that has s-video output, but those usually are expensive.

I hope this helps you out.

To get HD channel form your cable TV without using the cable provider HD tuner box but using your TV Clear QAM tuner (your TV has Clear QAM tuner, my TV also has QAM tuner so I do not have to use the cabel box, but my COMCAST does not provide may Clear QAM signals like they use to) to get the unscrambled HD, the cable provider must provide those unscrambled Clear QAMsignals for your TV to pick up the signalS.
Learn more about Clear QAM cable signals:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QAM_(television)
Did you use the correct setup during the tuner setup to scan the availabel cable channel per user manual?

Your TV does have ATSC/ and QAM tuner built-in for unscrambler digital signal, just download and read the manual here: http://tv.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/toshiba/15lv505.html