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How to Set up a Comcast Cable Box

By Jordan Whitehouse

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Comcast is a communications provider that supplies customers with television receiver services, Cyberspace and telephone connections. The company's television set services includes regular and digital cable, and both types require a cable box to connect to your tv set. You tin ask for a Comcast technician to visit your home and set up your cable box, only you'll find that it'southward very easy to exercise this yourself. The unabridged process should take only a few minutes.

Step one

Connect the coaxial cablevision extending from the wall outlet to the "Cable in" port on the back of the cable box by twisting its plug connector clockwise using your fingers until it is firmly in place. This coaxial cablevision connects to the cable service. If information technology hasn't been fix yet, you'll need to contact your local Comcast provider.

Step 2

Connect one stop of the coaxial cable yous purchased to the "Idiot box/VCR" port on the back of the cable box. Connect the other end of the coaxial cablevision to the "Antenna in" port on the back of your idiot box. Both ends connect in the same way as described in the higher up step. This procedure merely works for televisions that are non HDTV. Become to Step Iii if yous have an HDTV.

Step 3

Connect 1 stop of your HDMI cable to the HDMI port on the cable box. Connect the other stop of the HDMI cable to the HDMI port on your television receiver. Both of these ports resemble the USB ports on your computer.

Step 4

Attach i cease of the power string to the dorsum of the cable box and plug the other end into the closest wall outlet.

Step 5

Turn on your television. If you accept a standard television, you lot will automatically be able to view all of the cable channels that were included in your Comcast cable package. If y'all take a HDTV, press the "Input" push button on your telly'southward remote control and select the "HDMI" option to view channels.

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