<p><b>Legal Disclaimer</b></p> <p>SET UP & AVOID OBSTACLES:</p> <p>1. Visit the relevant web to confirm available channels in your area, it's simple and the information is useful.<br> 2. Areas with large obstructions such as valleys, mountains, etc, will reduce effective range.<br> <b>Note: Always remember re-scan for channels after moving the Antenna</b><br> 3. "<b>TVFool</b>" is more complex but gives a lot more detail including gorgeous plots of theoretical signal strength and where the broadcast towers are located.<br> 4. Please switch the amplifier to "<b>short range</b>" if your house is very closer to the broadcast tower (<b>within 35 Miles</b>).<br> 5. Place the antenna, on a window (strongly recommended).<br> <b>Try different locations, put the antenna up as high as you can</b>. <b>It depends on your area</b><br> 6. Connect tv antenna to '<b>Ant In</b>' on the back of any HDTV<br> 7. In the TV's setup menu, change the scan type to "<b>Antenna</b>" Or "<b>Air</b>".<br> 8. Scan for channels using your TV's "<b>Channel Search</b>" Or "<b>Channel Scan</b>" and be ready to enjoy free TV.<br> 9. It depends on your living quarters and how close you are to the broadcast towers.<br> 10. If you're looking for a cable-style TV schedule,"<b>TitanTV</b>" is a free Web service that lists local programming.</p>