ST1 receiver not showing and playing all channels. Example: can't get Margaritiville #24

You haven't specified here about the channel capacity or both of your Televisions. Is both of it can receive 100 channels. If not, the tuner to both will have the difference. There are sets with which can receive only 50 channels, 90 channels, 120 channels etc: Older versions of TVs will have only low channel capacity. Present ones are of channel receiving capacity up-to 320.
If the channel receiving capacity to your TV is low [as it is older models]; there is nothing more to do. Electro help

get a converter box for the Tosh. digital and change the channels with that

follow these steps
1) Press ST1+READY button together
2)Turn on the tvs speed 40plus passbook printer
3) The 4 LED will blink 4 times. Release the button ST1+READY immediately after 4 blinks
4)PRESS ST1 - ST1+READY+EJECT starts blinking
5)again PRESS ST1 - ST1+EJECT+ST2 starts blinking
6)again PRESS ST1 - ST1+EJECT starts blinking
7)again PRESS ST1 - ST1+EJECT starts blinking
8)again PRESS ST1 - READY+EJECT starts blinking
9) printer is READY wait and PUT PAPER.
10) The paper goes in and comes out 3 times. will take about 2 minutes.
11) Paper ejects automatically after printing.
12) turn off the printer and turn it on.

The sub channel will be switched off. You need to find the speaker settings, locate the sub channel settings and switch it on.

"If you need more programming assistance, request form #158ET9311 " from Intermatic.
http://www.intermatic.com/customer%20service.aspx
Or call Intermatic: 815-675-7000

Manual shows example programming on page 17-18:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Intermatic-et70415cr.pdf
The instruction manual for this timer does not have step-by-step programming.
There is example programming on page 17-18, but it shows one example.
The timer manual doesn't have step-by-step because the timer prompts the user as the user is programming timer.
As a result, it is difficult to know what step was missed.
It is equally difficult for expert to know what went wrong.
In addition, the timer offers choice of 24 hour or 1-week or 365 day programming.
Also the timer offers choice between 'astro' dawn-dusk' or 'fixed' programming, 'pulse' bell-ringing programming, and 'interval' programming.
And then there are additional programs available for individual days throughout the year if you choose 365 day operation.
Add on top of that, the timer has 4-channel operation where each of the 4 different relay circuits are programmed separately for each of the options mentioned above.
For these reasons, I recommend contacting Intermatic about this timer.

Not unless it's a similar Panasonic main unite. There's that pesky special connector "A" (so common on all-in-one products) to deal with.

The picture here http://www.forodvd.com/tema/97518-duda-usar-nuevo-ampli-con-altavoces-antiguos/ shows it requiring an SA-HT810 or SA-ST1 source.

Even beyond that speed bump, most stand-alone DVD players have no facilities for on-the-fly adjustment of volume. That is one reason why they make main units.

your st1 wire problem just chack macnic

Read your instructions book again, when you press 7 that mean you are enter in select speakers you must use 7 then narrow UP DOWN and LEFT RIGHT when you finish you must save by press SET
The easy way to set it up is connect your receiver to TV then you can see the complete MENU on your TV screen
Or you initializer the unit to go back to the default mode, which will set to 5 speakers if you wish to do this look on same model I was post earlier how to initializer the receiver

It will power off if the frequency range of the signal being sent to it is set too low, or the amplitude of the signal is too low as well.

Try increasing the subwoofer crossover frequency and/or increase the gain from the LFE/SUB of the receiver/preamp you have it connected to. Also make sure that in the setup menus of ALL of your components have an LFE channel enabled such as by selecting the output of source material of your DVD player for example, to output 5.1. Otherwise, it will not send a signal for the subwoofer to play, nor will it play the signal if the crossover frequency is set too low.

Example; the setting on your DVD player setup menu is set to two channel: result with only one exception, subwoofer will not play

Example; subwoofer/LFE level on receiver/preamp set to -10dB and/or subwoofer volume too low. Result: subwoofer will not play.

Example; subwoofer crossover point set at 35Hz. Source material playing sound at 30Hz and lower. Result: subwoofer will not play.

Can you see anything on the screen?