New LCD TV won't detect channel 60

[TominKY]

I recently purchased a new LCD HDTV that will be run off of TV2 on my 522 dual channel receiver, which means I will have to use the coaxial antenna input on the TV. Last night, I plugged it in for the first time, and I could not get the autoprogram for the TV to recognize channel 60, which is the channel that I use for TV2. I know there is a signal for this channel, because the old analog TV that was hooked up to the same outlet can pick it up just fine. I also noticed that my VCR has trouble "seeing" anything on channel 60. Is this some type of technical glitch involving digital versus analog signals? I am a little mystified that the VCR's tuner cannot get anything on channel 60 either, as this is an older VCR.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[philhu]

I recently purchased a new LCD HDTV that will be run off of TV2 on my 522 dual channel receiver, which means I will have to use the coaxial antenna input on the TV. Last night, I plugged it in for the first time, and I could not get the autoprogram for the TV to recognize channel 60, which is the channel that I use for TV2. I know there is a signal for this channel, because the old analog TV that was hooked up to the same outlet can pick it up just fine. I also noticed that my VCR has trouble "seeing" anything on channel 60. Is this some type of technical glitch involving digital versus analog signals? I am a little mystified that the VCR's tuner cannot get anything on channel 60 either, as this is an older VCR.

Any help is appreciated.

Are you looking on UHF 60 or cable 60?

 

[Jerryinvirginia]

Set your modulator for cable 73. Scan cable chs on your tv. Many tvs will look at cable 73 as air 22. You will probably find the signal on either or both....

 

[boba]

Or set the option on the new TV from cable to OTA and leave the setting on ch60

 

[r_childress]

Is this TV limited to just a digital tuner? The coax coming out of the 522 is analog only.

 

[n1wbd]

I recently purchased a new LCD HDTV that will be run off of TV2 on my 522 dual channel receiver, which means I will have to use the coaxial antenna input on the TV. Last night, I plugged it in for the first time, and I could not get the autoprogram for the TV to recognize channel 60, which is the channel that I use for TV2. I know there is a signal for this channel, because the old analog TV that was hooked up to the same outlet can pick it up just fine. I also noticed that my VCR has trouble "seeing" anything on channel 60. Is this some type of technical glitch involving digital versus analog signals? I am a little mystified that the VCR's tuner cannot get anything on channel 60 either, as this is an older VCR.

Any help is appreciated.

Go into the setup menu on the tv and set the tuner type to air and not cable.

 

[topcat0399]

Go into the setup menu on the tv and set the tuner type to air and not cable.

or try tuning the tv to channel 116