What's involved in setting this up? What sorts of channels does it receive? Is it beyond the capacity of en electronically challenged middle-aged gal?
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Set up was easy to follow. Received all locally broadcast channels I think I got about 6 or 7. In boston you'd get plenty of stations. I used it for 2 yrs constantly while plugged in, weren't supposed to do that but I watched it throughout the day. For the money you can't go wrong. 2 years free tv. Great. Not hard or difficult Right out of box watch tv after first charge. I loved it. Jim
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Very easy to set up. If you read the simple instructions on programming the channels, you can receive most broadcasts channels in your area. It is also cable ready if you want to go that way.
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extremely easy to use and it will scan for a tv signal. If you use the included antenna you will get local "over the air" digital channels ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, etc... However, you can also connect a cable from your tv provider, if you have one, and get cable channels as well.
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The set-up was easy enough, but don't expect the antenna to pull in a usable signal. This is a portable unit, and to make it truly portable I have married it to a flat panel antenna. The little tiny antenna can be used to play with kittens if you tie a string to the end of it. That said the TV has been fine as an emergengy Tornado weather unit once hooked up to the flat panel ant.
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Good Luck....I returned two units that I could not even get setup...very poor software and NO, repeat NO support. Unit not ready for the big time.
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sorry i can't help you...i still have it here but found it confusing to set up...and my husbandis still in the hospital...he should be coming home soon and i will need this so I will try to figure it out or send it back.
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I'm using it with mediacom right now. They have to give you a code of sorts to complete the connections, so I would call them up for instructions, it's been awhile.
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I think you have to recreate a new Wi-Fi network, I haven't looked too deeply yet but the system is very unstable and not a very easy camera to set up in the first place, they even tell you it may take several trys, I think it took me 10-12 times but I also was setting up about 6 other Belkin devices at the same time, needs a clock so it doesn't run all the time, the alerts will wear you out. I am going to try and use a Belkin Wi-Fi plug that does have a scheduler to see if it wont knock it off line on a restart,
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I don't know, but my experience has not been great with this device. Not at all easy to set up. Honestly I wouldn't recommend it.
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AM not sure since I also bout a 4G extra ? I have at least 40-50? hours of talk shows, lectures music on it. Love it. Will start recording Millenium of Music from Sirius satellite radio soon. Wish it was cheaper but very easy to use and they respond to email quickly with any questions you may have.
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I hooked it to my TV with DishNetwork without a problem, and I am 73 years old. I think you will find it very simple, just follow the directions....J
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Basically it works from your wi-fi home network. Whatever you can get on your computer in terms of stations, you can get on the radio. That includes commercial radio as well as internet only stations. I'm in California and listen routinely to Iowa and Massachusetts stations. You can download the owner's manual at the Grace Digital web site. I'd really recommend doing that. There's something of a learning curve in using it, (baby boomer age here) though it's not hard. It's not plug 'n play, though. I'm a fan of this radio, use it as an alarm. I have a second portable version I use elsewhere in the house. Basically it works from your wi-fi home network. Whatever you can get on your computer in terms of stations, you can get on the radio. That includes commercial radio as well as internet only stations. I'm in California and listen routinely to Iowa and Massachusetts stations. You can download the owner's manual at the Grace Digital web site. I'd really recommend doing that. There's something of a learning curve in using it, (baby boomer age here) though it's not hard. It's not plug 'n play, though. I'm a fan of this radio, use it as an alarm. I have a second portable version I use elsewhere... » Read More Basically it works from your wi-fi home network. Whatever you can get on your computer in terms of stations, you can get on the radio. That includes commercial radio as well as internet only stations. I'm in California and listen routinely to Iowa and Massachusetts stations. You can download the owner's manual at the Grace Digital web site. I'd really recommend doing that. There's something of a learning curve in using it, (baby boomer age here) though it's not hard. It's not plug 'n play, though. I'm a fan of this radio, use it as an alarm. I have a second portable version I use elsewhere in the house. « Show Less
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Thanks you two for responding. Well, I bought a DTV, so my problem is solved. I guess I'm an old timer, 51 yrs. I used to think I was handy with all this when I dubbed some VHS tapes or loaded programs into a computer, or had my own FTP space to put pictures on eBay. But OH MY GOD!!! You've got to be kidding!?? I know younger folk will have a better handle on it all, but just looking at these manuals,... who do they think they're talking to? 'Nuff said
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Bummer you're having these problems. Other than connecting to Internet for radio and firmware updates, I haven't tried anything else over the Internet. Never had any problems with the receiver. Always powers up too. Unfortunate that their support channel is helpful.
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The set up is too easy, just download the app and link it as simple as that.There is a video in YouTube explaining the set up.
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There isn't much to set up... stations and that's it. Not complicated at all. Go for it. The audio input is very useful for external sources such as I-pod.
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Sure you can plug it in, but you probably won't receive anything. I'm quite sure that all broadcasts in the United States are now in digital except for possibly the odd UHF station.
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Yes, I'm not very technical however if there is WiFi I can used it and I can even use someones wireless in the area with no problem if I am not at home. It's awesome. I'm sure you will enjoy it!
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I had one and I think it needed Internet however it wasn't what I expected . Bulky and not that easy to use . Good luck!&#128526;&#127797;
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Basically it works from your wi-fi home network. Whatever you can get on your computer in terms of stations, you can get on the radio. That includes commercial radio as well as internet only stations. I'm in California and listen routinely to Iowa and Massachusetts stations. You can download the owner's manual at the Grace Digital web site. I'd really recommend doing that. There's something of a learning curve in using it, (baby boomer age here) though it's not hard. It's not plug 'n play, though. I'm a fan of this radio, use it as an alarm. I have a second portable version I use elsewhere in the house.