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To find out which transmitter your aerial gets its signals from, visit our Detailed Transmitter Information page and enter your postcode and house name or number. From here you can see your most likely and alternative transmitters, predicted receptions and distance from your home address. To see which transmitter your aerial gets its signals ...
- What is a Transmitter
What is a transmitter and a relay? TV transmitters send...
- How Do I Retune My TV
Many Freeview devices now prompt you to retune (rescan) when...
- What is a Transmitter
Transmitter faults. By using our Transmitter Checker, you can check which DAB radio services are available at your location.It will also show you any transmitter faults. Currently it reports on ...
Step 1 – Check if there is a fault with your local transmitter. First, use our Transmitter Checker tool. If there is a fault, it will be highlighted. If there is more than one transmitter listed ...
Press ‘OK’ if your equipment asks whether it is OK to delete existing channels. This will clear your settings. Do an auto-tune with the aerial lead removed. This will clear the memory and ...
- How Can I Get Freeview?
- If You're Near More Than One Transmitter
- If You're Having Problems with Your Aerial
- If Your Picture Keeps Breaking
To get Freeview, you need an aerial in good condition, pointing in the right direction towards a transmitter. You can find out where your nearest transmitter is by putting your postcode in our Detailed transmitter checker. In nearly all cases, when you tune your TV or recorder, your aerial will pick up signals from only one transmitter with the cor...
Sometimes the coverage of two or more transmitters can overlap, which means your aerial might pick up multiple signals. If this is the case, you may be getting the wrong regional channels. The correct ones may appear lower down the TV guide, often from channel number 800. You can usually solve this problem by doing a manual retune. If channels are ...
First, take a look at our Reception, picture and channels troubleshooting guidefor tips and guidance. If you think need to replace or adjust the aerial itself, we recommend you always use a qualified aerial installer. They will have experience working at heights and information on transmitters in your area. Visit these websites to find an aerial in...
First, read our Reception, pictures and channels troubleshooting guideto see if that helps. In general, the closer you are to the transmitter, the stronger your signal. But if you live very close to the transmitter and find you're getting a blocky/broken picture, you may be getting too much signal, which can cause equipment to become overloaded. Th...
Using your remote control, press the 'menu' button. Select the 'set up' or 'installation' option. If you see picture icons, select the tool box, satellite dish or spanner. Select 'manual retune' or 'manual search'. If you're prompted for a code, try 0000 or 1234. When your device asks for a channel number (frequency), type in the number ...
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Check for transmitter faults. If you’re having trouble with any services and you think something might be wrong with our network select the service you are having problems with, enter your address details and the tool will find your local transmitters and check for problems in your area. Please note the tool info for terrestrial TV and Radio ...
