What to do if one or more of your TVs display only a black screen.
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Confirm that the TV and the power light on your digital box are both on. |
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Check that the cables have not moved or loosened. | Confirm both ends of all cables are firmly plugged in;
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Check that the TV is set to the appropriate input (usually HDMI 1 or Component) based on the cable connecting your digital box to your TV. |
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Check and make sure your power source isn’t controlled by a light switch. | |
If all of these steps fail to help, reboot your digital box by unplugging the power for 15 seconds. | If this does not work, please contact us |
Modem | Light | Status |
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![]() T1200 modem | HPNA | On and blinking |
![]() T3200 modem | Coax | On and blinking |
Modem | Light | Status |
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![]() T1200 modem | LAN 1/2/3/4 | On and blinking |
![]() T3200 modem | LAN 1/2/3/4 | On and blinking |
Modem | Light | Status |
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![]() T1200 modem | LAN 1/2/3/4 | On and blinking |
![]() T3200 modem | LAN 1/2/3/4 | On and blinking |
![]() T3200M modem | ![]() Wireless Access Point |
T3200M and wireless digital box | Modem, WAP and wireless digital box |
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Follow these steps: Ensure your modem, TV and wireless digital box are powered on. Check that the HDMI cable is securely connected to the wireless digital box and TV. Confirm that your TV is on the correct HDMI input. Confirm your Wi-Fi is working using another wireless device. If Wi-Fi is not working, please see Internet troubleshooting If Wi-Fi is working, adjust the location of the wireless digital box and modem to shorten the distance between the devices. Try to minimize the barriers between your WAP and wireless digital box. Barriers include walls, floors and metal (for example, heating ducts). The wireless digital box signal strength indicator should have at least four bars for optimal TV performance. If signal strength does not improve, reboot your modem by unplugging the power source for 10 seconds. Wait two minutes for TV to be restored. Note : If the problem persists, reboot your wireless digital box | Follow these steps: Ensure your modem, TV, WAP and wireless digital box are powered on. Check that the HDMI cable is securely connected to the wireless digital box and TV. Confirm that your TV is on the correct HDMI input. Confirm your Wi-Fi is working using another wireless device. If Wi-Fi is not working, please see Internet troubleshooting Ensure the switch on the back of the WAP is switched to ‘AP’. If Wi-Fi is working, adjust the location of the wireless digital box, WAP and modem to shorten the distance between devices. Try to minimize the barriers between your WAP and wireless digital box. Barriers include walls, floors and metal (for example, heating ducts). The wireless digital box signal strength indicator should have at least four bars for optimal TV performance. If signal strength does not improve, reboot your WAP and modem by unplugging the power source for 10 seconds. Wait two minutes for TV to be restored. Note : If the problem persists, reboot your wireless digital box. |