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CBS is not working

opusopus Posts: 47 Contributor
edited March 21 in Channels & Programming Feb 25, 2023

Just black screen. In NYC. Only channel I see this on. All boxes. 2 Cisco 8642HDC, 3 Cisco 4742HDEC.

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  • HT_GreenfieldHT_Greenfield Posts: 284 Contributor
    edited February 25 Feb 25, 2023

    Whichever channel, 2 or 1209, you're seeing that on, you might try the other just for kicks. You might also want to check with WCBS-TV in case their simulcast feed or maybe even their entire broadcast is out.

  • SatchSatch Posts: 4,950 Contributor
    Feb 25, 2023

    This works for me on my Cisco 9865 DVR maybe once every five months if there is more than one channel showing a blank screen:

    Slowly use the channel up key on your remote, allowing each station to turn in seven times. You must wait for each station to tune in for this to work.

    Go back to your CBS channel after this above first step. Sometimes, the tuners in the boxes can become "confused" resulting in a blank screen. The above will often solve the issue, if it is a tuner situation.

    If not, try again in a few hours. You could try rebooting as a final step, but if this is a signal or line problem, the issue will come back within hours to days. (Requiring a tech visit to check the signals on your CBS station, and if needed, update the drop line.)

    OR

    It could be maintenance in your area, where you will have to ride out the issue.

    Satch

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