Question:

How do I manually program in digital stations?

Answer:

Determine the type of antenna you're using and the locations of digital over-the-air broadcasters in your area.

Adjust the direction of your antenna accordingly to optimize reception of digital stations.

Run the auto program (channel memorization process) feature on your TV to map over-the-air digital channels into its tuner.

If you change your antenna's position to receive additional digital channels, repeat step 3 to update the mapping.

Note that manual addition of digital stations isn't possible due to the required mapping process.

Consider using an antenna capable of receiving digital channels from multiple directions to minimize adjustments and repeated channel memorization processes.

Terms:

Over-the-air broadcasters - Television stations transmitting their signals through the airwaves for reception by antennas.

Tuner - A device within your TV responsible for processing incoming television signals and converting them into watchable channels.

Mapping - The process of associating received digital signals with specific channel numbers in your TV's tuner memory.

Auto program/auto channel memorization - A built-in TV function that automatically scans for available channels and stores them in the tuner's memory.

Analog station - Traditional television channels transmitted through analog signals, as opposed to digital stations.