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Toshiba TV does not see the antenna - does not detect the TV antenna

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  • #1 17138486
    mindless
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    Toshiba TV 'H49363G' does not detect the antenna. I connect it without a tuner, directly to the antenna input on the TV.

    Built-in TV tuner (DVB-T2 / C / S2)
    Connections: 2 HDMI(R) ports, 1 USB port


    The antenna is without power (on the previous tv it worked flawlessly - the tip is an F plug with a passage) and it does not work with an F plug adapter or directly on the F plug ...

    Any ideas ? Do you need to buy a tuner to run terrestrial TV? is an adapter or a setting in tv enough? (I will add that the settings and options are quite limited, because it is more a MONITOR - the manufacturer himself called it 'hotel tv' :) )

    Thank you in advance for your trouble and interest in the topic.

    Best regards!
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  • #2 17138629
    Soczuś
    Level 8  
    Do you have a built-in manual search on tv?
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  • #3 17138660
    internick
    Level 36  
    Standard DVB-T input is IEC.

    What do you mean by the phrase I CONNECT THE F PLUG DIRECTLY?
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  • #4 17138764
    mindless
    Level 10  
    / Do you have a built-in manual search on tv?
    I have no idea .. How to check it?

    / Standard DVB-T input is IEC.
    What do you mean by the phrase I CONNECT THE F PLUG DIRECTLY?

    I connect via IEC to the ANT input and without it to the "LNB" socket - none of the above methods works ..
  • #5 17138811
    internick
    Level 36  
    The LNB is a TV-SAT socket, so it has no right to work.

    Because I understand it's a terrestrial TV antenna, right?

    Surely the cable is good? Plugs correctly earned?

    You don't have anyone to borrow a simple decoder to exclude the installation?
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  • #6 17138825
    mczapski
    Level 40  
    Enabling / Disabling Hotel Mode Enabling / Disabling the Control Panel Disabling Remote Control Disabling the USB port

    User Guide (Quick Start Guide) ;)


    Here is the information about the receiver. Did the colleague use these sources?
  • #7 17200255
    grand9108
    Level 11  
    Hello, I have the same problem.
    Anyone know how to turn off this hotel mode?
  • #8 17200590
    olador
    Level 36  
    Enter the receiver's menu, there you will find how to exit from hotel mode to home.
  • #9 17202121
    grand9108
    Level 11  
    Unfortunately, the menu is very limited, it is possible to set the picture, sound, date and time.
  • #10 17202877
    olador
    Level 36  
    It is attached to the TV
    - User Guide (Quick Start Guide ;)
    There is no way to navigate through the menu?
    - Remote control: CT- 8073
    Is it like that? There are 2 menu buttons. What is underneath them?
  • #12 17202963
    grand9108
    Level 11  
    Yes, the pilot is like that.
  • #13 17203039
    _kli_
    Level 41  
    What is your selected signal source? It should be TV or DTV (button number 31 on the remote control).
  • #14 17203073
    olador
    Level 36  
    However, everything is available
    you press: menu
    you go to: settings
    -more
    you choose - home mode
  • #16 17321114
    tommy4952
    Level 11  
    The problem is solved, you need to enter the menu, enter the service code and the TV goes to the service menu
  • #17 17321135
    grand9108
    Level 11  
    What is the service code?
  • #18 17323489
    tommy4952
    Level 11  
    Switch on the TV press the menu and enter 7935 press ok
  • #19 17379262
    Fendt1618
    Level 1  
    Hello, I have the same problem, I cannot enter the service menu

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Toshiba TV model H49363G that fails to detect a connected antenna. The user connects the antenna directly to the TV's antenna input without a tuner, but encounters issues. Responses suggest checking for a built-in manual search feature, ensuring the correct input type (IEC for DVB-T), and verifying the integrity of the antenna and connections. The conversation also touches on the limitations of the TV's menu due to its designation as a "hotel TV," with users discussing how to disable hotel mode to access more settings. A service code (7935) is provided to enter a service menu for further configuration.
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