How to connect TV to antenna?

Connecting your TV to an antenna is straightforward: simply connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the coaxial port on your TV.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Connecting the Antenna

Locate the Coaxial Port: Find the coaxial port on the back of your TV. It's usually a round connector labeled "Cable In," "Antenna In," or something similar. It might also be labeled "RF In".
Connect the Coaxial Cable: Take the coaxial cable that's connected to your antenna (indoor or outdoor). Carefully screw the connector on the cable onto the coaxial port on your TV. Ensure it's securely tightened, but avoid over-tightening.
Power the Antenna (if applicable): If you're using an amplified antenna to boost the signal, it will need power. Plug the antenna's power adapter into a standard electrical outlet.

Access the TV's Menu: Turn on your TV and use your remote to access the main menu.
Find the "Channel Scan" or "Auto Program" Option: Navigate through the menu options to find settings related to channels. Look for options like "Channel Scan," "Auto Program," "Auto Tuning," or similar phrases.
Select "Antenna" or "Over-the-Air": When prompted, select "Antenna" or "Over-the-Air" as the signal source. This tells your TV to scan for channels being broadcast by local stations rather than searching for channels coming from a cable box.
Start the Scan: Initiate the channel scan. The TV will automatically search for available channels and add them to its channel list. This process may take a few minutes.
Enjoy Free TV: Once the scan is complete, you can browse through the channels and start enjoying free over-the-air broadcasts!