• DTV Quick Reference
• Digital TV Converter Box Hook-Up (diagram)
• Troubleshooting Guide for Digital-to-Analog Converter Boxes & DTV
• www.tvfool.com - shows strength of digital signal reception at an address.
• www.antennaweb.org - helps identify the best antenna for reception at an address.
• www.dtv.gov - The official government site.
• www.dtvanswers.com - Answers and helpful how-to's.

DTV Quick Reference

• If you’ve been receiving Channel 57 on your digital TV or with a digital converter box, you’ll need to rescan your channels on your converter box.

• If you have cable and you see a full-screen still graphic – your cable company has not switched to NHPTV’s digital signal; contact your cable company.  
• Some cable companies have move certain channels (Hallmark, MSNBC, etc.) to digital tiers. Contact your cable company if you want to comment on these changes.
• If you receive local broadcast channels through satellite, the digital transition has not changed your TV service.

• If your portable TV has an external antenna jack, you can buy a battery-powered converter box and connect it directly to the portable TV.
• If it doesn’t, you can experiment with wrapping the center lead of the cable that comes out of the converter box around the portable TV’s antenna.

• If you did not receive a TV station with an analog signal, it is unlikely that you will receive that station after the conversion.
• If you don’t receive a signal or get frequent picture pixelization, you’ll probably need a better antenna system.
• Rabbit Ears (set-top antenna): Add an amplifier or install an attic or rooftop antenna
• Attic or rooftop: Add an amplifier, replace the flat twin-lead cable with coaxial cable
• Ensure that you have the right type of antenna for the channel you are trying to watch:
  • VHF antenna picks up channels 2 - 13 (ex: DTV 11, Durham)
  • UHF antenna picks up channels 14 - 83 (ex: DTV 49 Keene, DTV 50 Hanover & DTV 48 Littleton)