Hi,
What you need to connect your television:
Getting your television connected:
If you have a VCR or DVD player:
You must make sure
the TV is set to CATV mode. Some TVs do this through an on-screen
programming feature. Others have a switch on the side or the back of
the TV set. Consult your TV's manuals.
VCR/DVD notes:
Do you need a "splitter"?
A spliter is a small device
which allows you to connect two cable devices to the same cable line.
You will need this splitter if you want to watch one station and record
another at the same time. The setup varies with model of VCR or DVD
Player. Any electronics store will have splitters available and can
help select the right one.
Goodluck,
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Hooking Up
How do I hookup my TV or VCR to receive UTV cable services?
Cable
TV service is already activated in your room - you do not need
to call anyone for activation. All you need to do is connect
your cable-ready TV or VCR to your room's wallplate using a coaxial
cable.
How to hookup my VCR?
If you are connecting your VCR to receive UTV cable services, just
connect your coaxial cable from the wallplate to your VCR INPUT.
Then connect another coaxial cable from the VCR OUTPUT to the
INPUT on your TV.
Here have a look at this:
Hooking Up
How do I hookup my TV or VCR to receive UTV cable services?
Cable
TV service is already activated in your room - you do not need
to call anyone for activation. All you need to do is connect
your cable-ready TV or VCR to your room's wallplate using a coaxial
cable. 
How to hookup my VCR?
If you are connecting your VCR to receive UTV cable services, just
connect your coaxial cable from the wallplate to your VCR INPUT.
Then connect another coaxial cable from the VCR OUTPUT to the
INPUT on your TV. 
Yup it works on ur TV too.yes u do need a coaxial cable and it should have a needle in the middle
If u have ny other problems please ask..
Hope ur cable gets hooked up to ur TV soon..
Goodluck once again
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Yes, To make the 3 wire hookup since the set has no co-ax input. You'll have to run the cable to another device like a VCR then run the RCA's to the set
Yes, the cable service is using a black co-axial wire that has a screw on coupler? And there is no place on the TV that this fits correct?
Okay, You need to have another device like a VCR that has that connection, (most do). Connect youe cable to the VCR then you can run 3 wires from the back of the VCR to the set. They are usually color coded, Yellow, Red and White. The plugs on the set should have the same marks
Okay, I found the specs on your TV from the Singapore Hitachi site. The TV does have the co-axial input on the back that should fit the black line with the screw on connector. If your cable box has a different connection than the single line with the 'needle' let me know
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Should be just 3 wire like old one ok match them up red white black if it has ground ok its easy once u see what your doing when u get in there ok thx for using fix ya thx nick .
well comcast conects via cox cable oonly or hdmi for hd boxes and hdtvs
does the comcast box ect have hdmi out and does yuor tv have hdmi in then u wnan buy hdmi cable ok
does tv hdmi then and unit
use hdmi cable if it has it from tv to from dish box ext best picture
coxial if u wann run vcr use yellow cable red white for sound ok to tv direct
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I'm sorry but I do not understand. I am trying to connect my cable service, such as HBO, SHOWTIME, etc., but I don't know if I need to buy another adapter or what type I should buy, and where it should go on the back of the TV.
What is RCA's? How does cable service, like Comcast, Time Warner, Cablevision, etc., get connected to the TV? Please explain.
Yes that is correct.
Okay, I appreciate the information. But does it work for the Hitachi C21 F800S TV model? I know how most tv sets have the outline that you sent. But this televison is completely different. So you are saying I need a coaxial cable, the one without the needle in the middle?
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