Identify your receiver and try these tips to fix the problem.
HR44 and HR54 receivers with over-the-air Local Channel Connector
- Unplug the antenna from the power outlet, wait 10 seconds, and reconnect.
- Disconnect the USB connector from the receiver and reconnect.
- If the error message remains, check the local channel availability for your area at Local Broadcast Strength Detector.
Tip: Check out setup instructions in the
Local Channel Connector guide (PDF, 1MB).
H20, HR20, or HR10-250 receivers
- Check the cable between the off-air antenna and the receiver.
- Make sure the cable isn’t frayed or damaged.
- Tighten the connections between the antenna and the Off-Air In port on the receiver.
Receivers using an external off-air tuner
- Check the cable between the Off-Air antenna and the receiver.
- Make sure the cable isn’t frayed or damaged.
- Tighten the connections between the antenna and the off-air In port on the AM21.
- Visit AntennaWeb.org to find out if off-air signal coverage is available in your area. This is a nonprofit, independent source where you can verify if you can get a clear over-the-air signal in your area. If the site indicates No OTA Signal, you may not be able to get off-air antenna channels.