samsung dvr cannot access menu to set clock hdm

#SAMSUNG DVR CANNOT ACCESS MENU TO SET CLOCK HDM TV#

Call your TV manufacturer for further assistance. If you still don’t see a picture on the screen, then your TV has a faulty input.Press the INPUT (or SOURCE, ANT) button directly on your TV (or on the remote that came with your TV, not the Shaw remote) repeatedly until the label for the input you have identified is highlighted on-screen.This label indicates the type of video connection you have between your digital box and TV. Look for the label (e.g., HDMI1, Component3, AV1, etc.) above or around the port on your TV where you inserted the input cable.Connect the cable to another input port of the same type on your TV (HDMI, Component or Composite).Leave the cable connected to the digital box. Disconnect the input cable from the current input port on your TV.Connect the digital box to a different input port on the back of the TV to see if the no signal issue is with the TV. Many newer TV models have more than one input port to connect the digital box to, whether it is HDMI1, Component3, or AV1, etc. If your TV has a faulty input port, it won’t read the signal from your digital box. Press the ANT/CBL button on your TV remote control, or use the TV settings menu.

You may need to toggle between antenna and cable mode.Change the TV to channel 03 by using the remote control device that came with your TV, or by using the channel up and down buttons on the front of your TV.Coaxial Cable: Set input to TV or Cable.Set input to Video1, Video2, Video3 or AV1, AV2, AV3 RCA/Composite Cables: Red/White/Yellow cables.Set input to Component1, Component2, ColourStream 1, etc. Component Cables: Red/Green/Blue cables.HDMI cable: Set input to HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3 etc.

The name of the input to select depends on the type of cable connection you are using to connect your Digital Box to your TV, for example: Each time you press this button-while the input menu appears on your TV screen-the highlighted input should change.

Scroll through the list of available inputs on your TV by pressing the input button.

It will be labeled as INPUT, SOURCE or TV/VIDEO, depending on the brand.

Find your TV remote control (not the Shaw remote control) and locate the input button.

Each device connected to a TV (Digital Box, DVD Player, Blu-Ray Player, etc.) will be connected to a unique input. Your TV will display a picture from the Digital Box if it is set to the correct input.

If the wall outlet does provide power to the other electrical device but lights don’t appear on the digital box, reset the digital box (see how below).

Note: Shaw technicians can’t fix power issues.

Temporarily plug the digital box power cord in to another wall outlet.

If that wall outlet doesn’t provide power to the other electrical device, then the wall outlet needs to be fixed.

If lights don’t display, plug any other handy electrical device in to the same wall outlet currently being used by the digital box.

If the digital box does not turn on, check if there are any lights showing on the front of the digital box.

If the digital box turns on while the TV turns off, or vice versa, press the POWER button on your TV to make sure they are both turned on at the same time.

Press the red CABLE power button to turn on the digital box on your Shaw remote control device (on older Shaw remotes, press CBL and then PWR, located in the top-right corner of the remote.).

Look for a Power light or an On light, like you see below.

Check if your Shaw digital box has power.

If your digital box displays NO IP then skip to the Reset Digital Box section. If you have no signal on your TV screen, you may have a power issue. The first thing to check is for power on the digital box.

Your Shaw digital box is not properly connected to the TV.

If your TV displays a No Signal, No Source or No Input message, the problem might be one of the following:

Samsung dvr cannot access menu to set clock hdm