Nosignal do I need more thats in the box

since you did not post the model number I cannot tell exactly but that means a cable was not connected to one of the auxiliary boards.

All you need to do is Google it
https://www.globe.com.ph/help/troubleshooting/nosignal

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Sir John Dana Hamilton Taylor

Did the TV's source get changed? If you use the Television remote and find the source or input button which switches between the video sources for your TV such as HDMI, A/V, Television Tuner,, VGA connector or Component video. If your using a cable box that remote only controls the cable box and possibly the TV power and volume but the cable box remote does not change the source input of the TV. Most Cable boxes rebroadcast their video on a specific TV channel and your TV must be set to that channel to receive the signal from the cable box. Let me know if this helps you out.

What is the source of the TV signal? If your TV signal is over the air, check the cable and the antenna direction. If you use a splitter or amplifier, try a direct connection.

If your source is a set-top box, make sure that the box is on. Next try different cables. Try other sources.

If other sources do not work, you either have a tuner problem or a problem with the input section of the board of the TV.

I hope this helps. For additional information, please add a comment with the model of your TV and the source.

Cindy Wells

I would contact the company that made it.

Hello
As the set sys, it gets no input signals at all. Just check the input cables.

It may be the water pump barring going bad check behind the pulley for overflow pressure hole for fluid.

This is due to network selection.you have to change your network settings.

my guess is your missing them all by now and the sports will go soon.no word as yet as regards firmware .there are certain boxes still working in eire you may get seveeal months out of them bdfore nagra three is implemeted.that is an updated encryption system.your box cant deal with that and there is nosign of a download to help.your box cant deal with nagra 2 that what has been put on it over the last two weeks. nagra two will be changed inthe near future to nagra three anyway.that has been cracked in parts of europe. read the forums ,get a box thats working in your area withall chanels.so when they change to nag 3 you may be in with a chance to have firmware available to you

Your ability to receive stations will be based on the the type of antenna you have. There are three typical types: a Yagi ( It is the traditional type) it is uni directional ; bi--directional; and lastly omnidirectional. Both the Yagi and Bidirectional need to be pointed toward the local ABC affiliate tower to receive signal this may result in loss of others channels at that time. Finally all antennas have a range that they are effective. Check the range of the antenna you have. If you go to www.antennaweb.org they can tell you the proper azimuth for pointing your antenna and they will give you a breakdown of the towers so you can see the specific tower you need to point toward to get ABC and if I remember correctly they give you the distance from your location to the tower.
If you have any questions post a comment to this solution. Hope this helps you.